Method and Device for Dynamically Allocating Resource, Evolved Node B and User Equipment

ABSTRACT

The disclosure provides a method for dynamically allocating resource and device, an evolved Node B and User Equipment (UE). Wherein, the method includes that: an evolved Node B acquires resource allocation information of DownLink (DL) data and/or UpLink (UL) data indicated by DL control signaling, wherein the resource allocation information includes positions and number of Resource Allocation Elements (RAEs), the RAEs include N transmission symbols in a time domain, and occupy the whole bandwidth in a frequency domain, or each RAE occupies a Bandwidth Part (BP) in X BPs in the frequency domain, the X BPs forming the frequency domain, N being an integer more than 0 and X being an integer more than 1; and the evolved Node B sends the resource allocation information to UE. By the technical solutions provided by the disclosure, the problems of incapability in utilizing an LTE control channel to schedule multiple transmission symbols on a high-frequency carrier for DL service and UL service transmission, high control signaling overhead in LTE carrier and high-frequency carrier independent networks and the like in the related technology are solved, thereby implementing cross-carrier scheduling of an LTE carrier over the high-frequency carrier.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The embodiments of the disclosure relate to the field of communication,and in particular to a method for dynamically allocating resource anddevice, an evolved Node B and UE.

BACKGROUND

During high-frequency communication, adopting a higher carrier frequencyfor transmission may make average path loss much higher than that of aconventional Long-Term Evolution (LTE) system. For example, if a carrierfrequency of 28 GHz is adopted for transmission, by virtue of formula:

${L_{f} = \left( \frac{4\pi \; R}{\lambda} \right)^{2}},$

where L_(f) is path loss of an LTE system, average proportioninformation of a high-frequency path loss value and an LTE path lossvalue is calculated as follows:

${{L_{H}/L_{L}} = {{\left( \frac{4\pi \; R}{\lambda_{H}} \right)^{2}/\left( \frac{4\pi \; R}{\lambda_{L}} \right)^{2}} = {\left( \frac{\lambda_{L}}{\lambda_{H}} \right)^{2} \approx 100}}},$

L_(H) representing path loss of high-frequency communication; and

in order to ensure coverage, namely meet a minimum Signal toInterference plus Noise Ratio (SINR) requirement on a receiving side inhigh-frequency communication, it is necessary to increase sender andreceiver gains.

${P_{r} = {{P_{t}G_{t}{G_{r}\left( \frac{\lambda}{4\pi \; R} \right)}^{2}} = {P_{t}G_{t}{G_{r}/L_{f}}}}},$

where P_(r) represents a receiver gain, P_(t) represents a sender gain,R is a radius of cell coverage, λ_(L) is a wavelength of an LTE carrier,λ_(H) is a wavelength of a high-frequency carrier, G_(t) is a sendingantenna gain, and G_(r) is a receiving antenna gain.

LTE communication requires area coverage which maximally reaches 100 km,and area coverage of high-frequency communication may maximally reach 1km if only average path loss is considered according to maximumcoverage. If the characteristics of high air absorption (oxygenabsorption, rain attenuation and fog attenuation), shadow fadingsensitivity and the like of an actual high-frequency carrier areconsidered, actually supported coverage is smaller than 1 km.

If high-frequency communication supports maximum coverage of 1 km, anSINR different from that of an LTE system may be obtained for the samecoverage area, and a signal to noise ratio of the former is at least 20dB lower than that of the latter. In order to ensure that high-frequencycommunication and the LTE system have an approximate SINR within thesame coverage, it is necessary to ensure an antenna gain ofhigh-frequency communication. At this moment, high-frequencycommunication has a smaller wavelength, so that accommodation of moreantenna elements on a unit area may be ensured, and more antennaelements may provide a higher antenna gain to ensure coverageperformance of high-frequency communication.

Since a higher sending frequency is adopted for high-frequencycommunication and a Doppler frequency shift is directly proportional toa carrier frequency, a larger carrier spacing is required to avoidinter-carrier interference and a frequency shift. Since a symbol degreeof Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing (OFDM) is inverselyproportional to a carrier spacing, a larger carrier spacing may cause ashorter transmission symbol duration, and a shorter transmission symbolduration may reduce robustness of an OFDM system for inter-symbolinterference caused by a time delay. Therefore, a requirement of shortermaximum time delay is made on a high-frequency communication system, andhigh-frequency communication is mainly applied to configuration of asmall cell system in an initial stage. A small cell may adopt a mannerof hybrid networking with a 4th-Generation (4G) node, and may also adoptan independent networking manner. During hybrid networking with the 4Gnode, for ensuring coverage and robustness of control signaling, thecontrol signaling may be sent on the 4G node, an enhanced data serviceis sent on a high-frequency carrier, and at this moment, the small celland the 4G node may be required to be linked by adopting a non-idealbackhaul, or the high-frequency carrier and a conventional 4G carriershare the same station.

As mentioned above, with adoption of shorter transmission symbols (forexample, OFDM signals), more transmission symbols may be accommodatedwithin a unit time, so that more data information may be transmitted.Here, more transmission symbols are transmitted within a unit time, sothat there exist two problems as follows: 1, in an LTE andhigh-frequency hybrid carrier network, a user plane is separated from acontrol plane, and when LTE-carrier-based transmission of controlinformation and high-frequency carrier-based transmission of servicedata are implemented to ensure larger LTE coverage and higher controlchannel robustness, there exists the problem of how to utilize an LTEcontrol channel to schedule multiple transmission symbols on ahigh-frequency carrier for DL (DL) service and UpLink (UL) servicetransmission; and 2, there exists a problem about control signalingoverhead, i.e. the problem of how to reduce control signaling overheadfor LTE and high-frequency carriers in LTE carrier and high-frequencycarrier independent networks.

SUMMARY

For the problems of incapability in utilizing an LTE control channel toschedule multiple transmission symbols on a high-frequency carrier forDL service and UL service transmission, high control signaling overheadin LTE carrier and high-frequency carrier independent networks and thelike in a related technology, the embodiments of the disclosure providea method for dynamically allocating resource and device, an evolved NodeB and UE, so as to at least solve the problems.

In order to achieve the purpose, according to an embodiment of thedisclosure, a method for dynamically allocating resource is provided,which may include that: an evolved Node B acquires resource allocationinformation of DL data and/or UL data indicated by DL control signaling,wherein the resource allocation information may include positions andnumber of Resource Allocation Elements (RAEs), each RAE may include Ntransmission symbols in a time domain, and may occupy the wholebandwidth in a frequency domain, or each RAE may occupy a Bandwidth Part(BP) in X BPs in the frequency domain, the X BPs forming the frequencydomain, N being an integer more than 0 and X being an integer more than1; and the evolved Node B sends the resource allocation information toUE.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, (a) value(s) of N and/or X may bedetermined in at least one of manners as follows: the value(s) of Nand/or X are/is predefined; the value(s) of N and/or X are/is determinedaccording to a system bandwidth; and the value(s) of N and/or X are/isconfigured through high-layer signaling.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, a time-domain duration of the Ntransmission symbols may be S times of 0.1 ms or 1 ms, wherein S is aninteger more than 0.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, a value of S may be determined inat least one of the following manners of that: predefinition of thevalue of S; configuration through high-layer signaling; determination bythe system bandwidth; determination by both the system bandwidth and thehigh-layer signaling; and determination by the system bandwidth andmultiple predefined values of S.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, in an LTE and high-frequency hybridcarrier network, an LTE carrier may schedule one or more RAEs in Y RAEson a high-frequency carrier in a cross-carrier manner for the UE toreceive the DL data or send the UL data, wherein Y is an integer morethan 1; or, in a high-frequency carrier independent network, ahigh-frequency carrier may schedule multiple RAEs in multipletime-domain elements in a time-domain element for the UE to receive theDL data or send the UL data, wherein the time-domain element may beformed by a duration of an integral number of transmission symbols; or,in an LTE carrier independent network, an LTE carrier may schedule RAEsof multiple successive time-domain elements in a time-domain element,wherein the time-domain element may be formed by a duration of anintegral number of transmission symbols.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, in the LTE and high-frequencyhybrid carrier network, a time-domain duration of the Y RAEs may be 1ms; or, in the high-frequency carrier independent network, thetime-domain element of the high-frequency carrier may be 0.1 ms; or, inthe LTE carrier independent network, the time-domain element of the LTEcarrier may be 1 ms, each RAE may consist of OFDM symbols in 1 ms in thetime domain, and each RAE may include one or more Physical ResourceBlocks (PRBs) in the frequency domain.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, the Y RAEs may form a schedulingtime window N_(RAE) ^(sw) in the time domain, wherein (a) value(s) ofN_(RAE) ^(sw) and/or Y may be determined in at least one of manners asfollows: the evolved Node B configures the value(s) to the UE throughhigh-layer signaling; the evolved Node B and the UE predefine thevalue(s) of N_(RAE) ^(sw) and/or Y; and different system bandwidths arepredefined to correspond to different values of N_(RAE) ^(sw) and/or Y.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, the system bandwidth may include: abandwidth of a carrier where the DL control signaling is located.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, in the LTE and high-frequencyhybrid carrier network, the LTE carrier may schedule multiple RAEs ofthe high-frequency carrier for the UE to receive the DL data or send theUL data in multiple RAEs of the high-frequency carrier.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, position(s) and number of the oneor more RAEs may be indicated by bits in Downlink Control Information(DCI).

In the embodiment of the disclosure, (a) time-domain position(s) and/orfrequency-domain position(s) of the one or more RAEs in the time windowN_(RAE) ^(sw) may be indicated by the bits of the DCI in the time-domainelement.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, the time-domain position(s) and/orfrequency-domain position(s) of the one or more RAEs may be indicated ina manner of introducing a bitmap into the DCI.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, each bit in the bitmap mayrepresent whether the RAE at the time-domain position and/orfrequency-domain position corresponding to the bit is permitted to mapdata.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, in a case that the bitmap onlyrepresents the time-domain positions of the RAEs, each RAE may representa whole-bandwidth resource; and in a case that the bitmap represents thetime-domain positions and frequency-domain positions of the RAEs, eachbit in the bitmap may represent the positions of an RAE, wherein eachRAE may have a predetermined time-domain position and frequency-domainposition, and each RAE may be sequenced according to a predeterminedtime-domain and frequency-domain rule.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, the time-domain position(s) and/orfrequency-domain position(s) of the one or more RAEs in the time windowN_(RAE) ^(sw) may be indicated by LTE DL resource allocation bits in theDCI.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, the LTE DL resource allocation bitsmay include: resource allocation bits in a DL resource allocation mannerof Type 0, Type 1 or Type 2.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, in a case that the resourceallocation bits only represent the time-domain positions of the RAEs,each RAE represents a whole-bandwidth resource; and in a case that theresource allocation bits represent the time-domain positions andfrequency-domain positions of the RAEs, each RAE may have apredetermined time-domain position and frequency-domain position, andeach RAE may be sequenced according to a predetermined time-domain andfrequency-domain rule.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, the time-domain position(s) and/orfrequency-domain position(s) of the one or more RAEs in the time windowN_(RAE) ^(sw) may be indicated by LTE UL resource allocation bits in theDCI.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, the LTE UL resource allocation bitsmay at least include: resource allocation bits in a UL resourceallocation manner of Type 0 and type 1.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, the evolved Node B may receive ULcontrol information sent by the UE on a UL carrier corresponding to a DLcarrier.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, a resource position of the ULcontrol information may be determined by an initial time-domain positionand/or initial frequency-domain position of a DL transmission data RAEand at least one of: a resource position of a control channel forscheduling a DL transmission data resource, a semi-statically configuredresource offset position of a UL control channel, a dynamic resourceoffset position of the UL control channel indicated in the controlchannel for scheduling the DL transmission data resource, and an offsetvalue corresponding to an antenna port index for sending DL transmissiondata.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, the DL carrier may be ahigh-frequency carrier, and the UL carrier may be an LTE carrier; or,the DL carrier may be a high-frequency carrier, a UL control channelcarrier may be an LTE carrier, and a UL service channel carrier may be ahigh-frequency carrier; or, the DL carrier may be a high-frequencycarrier, and the UL carrier may be a high-frequency carrier; or, the DLcarrier may be an LTE carrier, and the UL carrier may be an LTE carrier.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, in the high-frequency carrierindependent network and the LTE carrier independent network, one or moreallocated RAE Groups (RAGs) in the time window N_(RAE) ^(sw) maycorrespond to one or more UL control channels, wherein each RAG mayinclude at least one RAE.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, the number of the RAEs in each RAGmay be 1.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, the evolved Node B may receiveinformation transmitted on the UL control channel on the LTE carrier.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, a resource position of the ULcontrol channel may be determined by at least one of: the resourceposition of the control channel for scheduling the DL transmission dataresource, the semi-statically configured resource offset position of theUL control channel, the dynamic resource offset position of the ULcontrol channel indicated in the control channel for scheduling the DLtransmission data resource, the offset value corresponding to theantenna port index for sending the DL transmission data, an initialtime-domain position of a DL transmission data RAE, and an initialfrequency-domain position of the DL transmission data RAE.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, when the UL control channelincludes Acknowledgement/Non-Acknowledgement (ACK/NACK) information: theACK/NACK information may be fed back after corresponding DL data isreceived and the time window N_(RAE) ^(sw) ends, and set time from DLdata sending to ACK/NACK reception of the evolved Node B may be R1ms, R1being an integer more than 0; and/or, the evolved Node B makes apredefinition that the UE feeds back the ACK/NACK information after thetime window N_(RAE) ^(sw) ends, and set time from ending of the timewindow to ACK/NACK information reception of the evolved Node B may beR2ms, R2 being an integer more than 0.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, a value of R1 may be 8, and/or avalue of R2 may be 4.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, the evolved Node B may indicatewhether the evolved Node B has correctly received the UL data sent bythe corresponding UE or not on a Physical Hybrid Automatic RepeatRequest (ARQ) Indicator Channel (PHICH) of the DL carrier.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, (a) time-domain and/orfrequency-domain resource(s) of the PHICH may be determined by at leastone of: a resource position of a control channel for scheduling a ULservice, bits in DCI for scheduling the UL service, a demodulationreference signal sequence index adopted for the UL service, ademodulation reference signal cyclic shift index adopted for the ULservice, a demodulation reference signal orthogonal mask index adoptedfor the UL service, an initial time-domain position of the DLtransmission data RAE, and the initial frequency-domain position of theDL transmission data RAE.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, in the high-frequency carrierindependent network and the LTE carrier independent network, the one ormore allocated RAGs in the time window N_(RAE) ^(sw) may correspond to aPHICH.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, the number of the RAEs in each RAGmay be 1.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, when the DL carrier includes aPHICH: after receiving corresponding UL data, the PHICH is sent afterthe time window N_(RAE) ^(sw) ends, and set time from UL data schedulingto PHICH sending of the evolved Node B may be Mms, wherein M is aninteger more than 0; and/or, the evolved Node B makes a predefinitionthat the UE receives the PHICH after the time window of the Y RAEs forsending the UL service ends, and set time from ending of the time windowto reception of the PHICH is Nms, wherein N is an integer more than 0.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, a value of M may be 8; and/or avalue of N may be 4.

In order to achieve the purpose, according to another embodiment of thedisclosure, a method for processing dynamic resource allocation isfurther provided, which may include that: UE receives DL controlsignaling; and the UE acquires resource allocation informationconfigured to indicate DL data and/or UL data from the DL controlsignaling, wherein the resource allocation information may includepositions and number of RAEs, each RAE may include N transmissionsymbols in a time domain, and may occupy the whole bandwidth in afrequency domain, or each RAE may occupy a BP in X BPs in the frequencydomain, the X BPs forming the frequency domain, N being an integer morethan 0 and X being an integer more than 1.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, (a) value(s) of N and/or X may bedetermined in at least one of manners as follows: the value(s) of Nand/or X are/is predefined; the value(s) of N and/or X are/is determinedaccording to a system bandwidth; and the value(s) of N and/or X are/isconfigured through high-layer signaling.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, a time-domain duration of the Ntransmission symbols may be S times of 0.1 ms or 1 ms, wherein S is aninteger more than 0.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, a value of S may be determined inat least one of the following manners of that: predefinition of thevalue of S; configuration through high-layer signaling; determination bythe system bandwidth; determination by both the system bandwidth and thehigh-layer signaling; and determination by the system bandwidth andmultiple predefined values of S.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, in an LTE and high-frequency hybridcarrier network, an LTE carrier may schedule one or more RAEs in Y RAEson a high-frequency carrier in a cross-carrier manner for the UE toreceive the DL data or send the UL data, wherein Y is an integer morethan 1; or, in a high-frequency carrier independent network, ahigh-frequency carrier may schedule multiple RAEs in multipletime-domain elements in a time-domain element for the UE to receive theDL data or send the UL data, wherein the time-domain element may beformed by a duration of an integral number of transmission symbols; or,in an LTE carrier independent network, an LTE carrier may schedule RAEsof multiple successive time-domain elements in a time-domain element,wherein the time-domain element may be formed by a duration of anintegral number of transmission symbols.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, in the LTE and high-frequencyhybrid carrier network, a time-domain duration of the Y RAEs may be 1ms; or, in the high-frequency carrier independent network, thetime-domain element of the high-frequency carrier may be 0.1 ms; or, inthe LTE carrier independent network, the time-domain element of the LTEcarrier may be 1 ms, each RAE may consist of OFDM symbols in 1 ms in thetime domain, and each RAE may include one or more PRBs in the frequencydomain.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, the Y RAEs may form a schedulingtime window N_(RAE) ^(sw) in the time domain, wherein (a) value(s) ofN_(RAE) ^(sw) and/or Y may be determined in at least one of manners asfollows: an evolved Node B configures the value(s) to the UE throughhigh-layer signaling; the evolved Node B and the UE predefine thevalue(s) of N_(RAE) ^(sw) and/or Y; and different system bandwidths arepredefined to correspond to different values of N_(RAE) ^(sw) and/or Y.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, the system bandwidth may include: abandwidth of a carrier where the DL control signaling is located.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, in the LTE and high-frequencyhybrid carrier network, the LTE carrier may schedule multiple RAEs ofthe high-frequency carrier for the UE to receive the DL data or send theUL data through a PDCCH and an EPDCCH.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, position(s) and number of the oneor more RAEs may be indicated by bits in DCI.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, (a) time-domain position(s) and/orfrequency-domain position(s) of the one or more RAEs in the time windowN_(RAE) ^(sw) may be indicated by the bits of the DCI in the time-domainelement.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, the time-domain position(s) and/orfrequency-domain position(s) of the one or more RAEs may be indicated ina manner of introducing a bitmap into the DCI.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, each bit in the bitmap mayrepresent whether the RAE at the time-domain position and/orfrequency-domain position corresponding to the bit is permitted to mapdata.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, in a case that the bitmap onlyrepresents the time-domain positions of the RAEs, each RAE may representa whole-bandwidth resource; and in a case that the bitmap represents thetime-domain positions and frequency-domain positions of the RAEs, eachbit in the bitmap may represent the positions of an RAE, wherein eachRAE may have a predetermined time-domain position and frequency-domainposition, and each RAE may be sequenced according to a predeterminedtime-domain and frequency-domain rule.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, the time-domain position(s) and/orfrequency-domain position(s) of the one or more RAEs in the time windowN_(RAE) ^(sw) may be indicated by LTE DL resource allocation bits in theDCI.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, the LTE DL resource allocation bitsmay include: resource allocation bits in a DL resource allocation mannerof Type 0, Type 1 or Type 2.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, in a case that the resourceallocation bits only represent the time-domain positions of the RAEs,each RAE represents a whole-bandwidth resource; and in a case that theresource allocation bits represent the time-domain positions andfrequency-domain positions of the RAEs, each RAE may have apredetermined time-domain position and frequency-domain position, andthe RAEs may be sequenced according to a predetermined time-domain andfrequency-domain rule.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, the time-domain position(s) and/orfrequency-domain position(s) of the one or more RAEs in the time windowN_(RAE) ^(sw) may be indicated by LTE UL resource allocation bits in theDCI.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, the LTE UL resource allocation bitsmay at least include: resource allocation bits in a UL resourceallocation manner of Type 0 and type 1.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, the UE may send UL controlinformation to the evolved Node B on a UL carrier corresponding to a DLcarrier.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, a resource position of the ULcontrol information may be determined by an initial time-domain positionand/or initial frequency-domain position of a DL transmission data RAEand at least one of: a resource position of a control channel forscheduling a DL transmission data resource, a semi-statically configuredresource offset position of a UL control channel, a dynamic resourceoffset position of the UL control channel indicated in the controlchannel for scheduling the DL transmission data resource, and an offsetvalue corresponding to an antenna port index for sending DL transmissiondata.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, the DL carrier may be ahigh-frequency carrier, and the UL carrier may be an LTE carrier; or,the DL carrier may be a high-frequency carrier, a UL control channelcarrier may be an LTE carrier, and a UL service channel carrier may be ahigh-frequency carrier; or, the DL carrier may be a high-frequencycarrier, and the UL carrier may be a high-frequency carrier; or, the DLcarrier may be an LTE carrier, and the UL carrier may be an LTE carrier.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, in the high-frequency carrierindependent network and the LTE carrier independent network, one or moreallocated RAGs in the time window N_(RAE) ^(sw) may correspond to one ormore UL control channels, wherein each RAG may include at least one RAE.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, the number of the RAEs in each RAGmay be 1.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, the evolved Node B may receiveinformation transmitted on the UL control channel on the LTE carrier.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, a resource position of the ULcontrol channel may be determined by at least one of: the resourceposition of the control channel for scheduling the DL transmission dataresource, the semi-statically configured resource offset position of theUL control channel, the dynamic resource offset position of the ULcontrol channel indicated in the control channel for scheduling the DLtransmission data resource, the offset value corresponding to theantenna port index for sending the DL transmission data, an initialtime-domain position of a DL transmission data RAE, and an initialfrequency-domain position of the DL transmission data RAE.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, when the UL control channelincludes ACK/NACK information: the ACK/NACK information may be fed backafter corresponding DL data is received and the time window N_(RAE)^(sw) ends, and set time from DL data sending to ACK/NACK reception ofthe evolved Node B may be R1ms, R1 being an integer more than 0; and/or,the evolved Node B makes a predefinition that the UE feeds back theACK/NACK information after the time window N_(RAE) ^(sw) ends, and settime from ending of the time window to ACK/NACK information reception ofthe evolved Node B may be R2ms, R2 being an integer more than 0.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, a value of R1 may be 8, and/or avalue of R2 may be 4.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, the evolved Node B may indicatewhether the evolved Node B has correctly received the UL data sent bythe corresponding UE or not on a PHICH of the DL carrier.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, (a) time-domain and/orfrequency-domain resource(s) of the PHICH may be determined by at leastone of: a resource position of a control channel for scheduling a ULservice, bits in DCI for scheduling the UL service, a demodulationreference signal sequence index adopted for the UL service, ademodulation reference signal cyclic shift index adopted for the ULservice, a demodulation reference signal orthogonal mask index adoptedfor the UL service, an initial time-domain position of the DLtransmission data RAE, and the initial frequency-domain position of theDL transmission data RAE.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, in the high-frequency carrierindependent network and the LTE carrier independent network, the one ormore allocated RAGs in the time window N_(RAE) ^(sw) may correspond to aPHICH.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, the number of the RAEs in each RAGmay be 1.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, when the DL carrier includes aPHICH: after receiving corresponding UL data, the PHICH is sent afterthe time window N_(RAE) ^(sw) ends, and set time from UL data schedulingto PHICH sending of the evolved Node B may be Mms, wherein M is aninteger more than 0; and/or, the evolved Node B makes a predefinitionthat the UE receives the PHICH after the time window of the Y RAEs forsending the UL service ends, and set time from ending of the time windowto reception of the PHICH is Nms, wherein N is an integer more than 0.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, a value of M may be 8; and/or avalue of N may be 4.

In order to achieve the purpose, according to another embodiment of thedisclosure, a device for dynamically allocating resource is furtherprovided, which may be applied to an evolved Node B, including: anacquisition component, configured to acquire resource allocationinformation of DL data and/or UL data indicated by DL control signaling,wherein the resource allocation information may include positions andnumber of RAEs, each RAE may include N transmission symbols in a timedomain, and may occupy the whole bandwidth in a frequency domain, oreach RAE may occupy a BP in X BPs in the frequency domain, the X BPsforming the frequency domain, N being an integer more than 0 and X beingan integer more than 1; and a sending component, configured to send theresource allocation information to UE.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, (a) value(s) of N and/or X may bedetermined in at least one of manners as follows: the value(s) of Nand/or X are/is predefined; the value(s) of N and/or X are/is determinedaccording to a system bandwidth; and the value(s) of N and/or X are/isconfigured through high-layer signaling.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, a time-domain duration of the Ntransmission symbols may be S times of 0.1 ms or 1 ms, wherein S is aninteger more than 0.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, a value of S may be determined inat least one of the following manners of that: predefinition of thevalue of S; configuration through high-layer signaling; determination bythe system bandwidth; determination by both the system bandwidth and thehigh-layer signaling; and determination by the system bandwidth andmultiple predefined values of S.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, in an LTE and high-frequency hybridcarrier network, an LTE carrier may schedule one or more RAEs in Y RAEson a high-frequency carrier in a cross-carrier manner for the UE toreceive the DL data or send the UL data, wherein Y is an integer morethan 1; or, in a high-frequency carrier independent network, ahigh-frequency carrier may schedule multiple RAEs in multipletime-domain elements in a time-domain element for the UE to receive theDL data or send the UL data, wherein the time-domain element may beformed by a duration of an integral number of transmission symbols; or,in an LTE carrier independent network, an LTE carrier may schedule RAEsof multiple successive time-domain elements in a time-domain element,wherein the time-domain element may be formed by a duration of anintegral number of transmission symbols.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, in the LTE and high-frequencyhybrid carrier network, a time-domain duration of the Y RAEs may be 1ms; or, in the high-frequency carrier independent network, thetime-domain element of the high-frequency carrier may be 0.1 ms; or, inthe LTE carrier independent network, the time-domain element of the LTEcarrier may be 1 ms, each RAE may consist of OFDM symbols in 1 ms in thetime domain, and each RAE may include one or more PRBs in the frequencydomain.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, the Y RAEs may form a schedulingtime window N_(RAE) ^(sw) in the time domain, wherein (a) value(s) ofN_(RAE) ^(sw) and/or Y may be determined in at least one of manners asfollows: the evolved Node B configures the value(s) to the UE throughhigh-layer signaling; the evolved Node B and the UE predefine thevalue(s) of N_(RAE) ^(sw) and/or Y; and different system bandwidths arepredefined to correspond to different values of N_(RAE) ^(sw) and/or Y.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, the system bandwidth may include: abandwidth of a carrier where the DL control signaling is located.

In order to achieve the purpose, according to another embodiment of thedisclosure, a device for processing dynamic resource allocation isfurther provided, which may be applied to UE, including: a receivingcomponent, configured to receive DL control signaling; and anacquisition component, configured to acquire resource allocationinformation configured to indicate DL data and/or UL data from the DLcontrol signaling, wherein the resource allocation information mayinclude positions and number of RAEs, each RAE may include Ntransmission symbols in a time domain, and may occupy the wholebandwidth in a frequency domain, or each RAE may occupy a BP in X BPs inthe frequency domain, the X BPs forming the frequency domain, N being aninteger more than 0 and X being an integer more than 1.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, (a) value(s) of N and/or X may bedetermined in at least one of manners as follows: the value(s) of Nand/or X are/is predefined; the value(s) of N and/or X are/is determinedaccording to a system bandwidth; and the value(s) of N and/or X are/isconfigured through high-layer signaling.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, a time-domain duration of the Ntransmission symbols may be S times of 0.1 ms or 1 ms, wherein S is aninteger more than 0.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, a value of S may be determined inat least one of the following manners of that: predefinition of thevalue of S; configuration through high-layer signaling; determination bythe system bandwidth; determination by both the system bandwidth and thehigh-layer signaling; and determination by the system bandwidth andmultiple predefined values of S.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, in an LTE and high-frequency hybridcarrier network, an LTE carrier may schedule one or more RAEs in Y RAEson a high-frequency carrier in a cross-carrier manner for the UE toreceive the DL data or send the UL data, wherein Y is an integer morethan 1; or

in a high-frequency carrier independent network, a high-frequencycarrier may schedule multiple RAEs in multiple time-domain elements in atime-domain element for the UE to receive the DL data or send the ULdata, wherein the time-domain element may be formed by a duration of anintegral number of transmission symbols; or

in an LTE carrier independent network, an LTE carrier may schedule RAEsof multiple successive time-domain elements in a time-domain element,wherein the time-domain element may be formed by a duration of anintegral number of transmission symbols.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, in the LTE and high-frequencyhybrid carrier network, a time-domain duration of the Y RAEs may be 1ms; or, in the high-frequency carrier independent network, thetime-domain element of the high-frequency carrier may be 0.1 ms; or, inthe LTE carrier independent network, the time-domain element of the LTEcarrier may be 1 ms, each RAE may consist of OFDM symbols in 1 ms in thetime domain, and each RAE may include one or more PRBs in the frequencydomain.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, the Y RAEs may form a schedulingtime window N_(RAE) ^(sw) in the time domain, wherein (a) value(s) ofN_(RAE) ^(sw) and/or Y may be determined in at least one of manners asfollows: an evolved Node B configures the value(s) to the UE throughhigh-layer signaling; the evolved Node B and the UE predefine thevalue(s) of N_(RAE) ^(sw) and/or Y; and different system bandwidths arepredefined to correspond to different values of N_(RAE) ^(sw) and/or Y.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, the system bandwidth may include: abandwidth of a carrier where the DL control signaling is located.

In order to achieve the purpose, according to another embodiment of thedisclosure, an evolved Node B is further provided, which may include:the abovementioned device for dynamically allocating resource.

In order to achieve the purpose, according to another embodiment of thedisclosure, UE is further provided, which may include: theabovementioned device for processing dynamic resource allocation.

According to the embodiments of the disclosure, the technical means thatthe evolved Node B indicates the resource allocation information of theDL data and/or the UL data by virtue of the DL control signaling isadopted, so that the problems of incapability in utilizing an LTEcontrol channel to schedule multiple transmission symbols on ahigh-frequency carrier for DL service and UL service transmission, highcontrol signaling overhead in LTE carrier and high-frequency carrierindependent networks and the like in the related technology are solved,cross-carrier scheduling of the LTE carrier over the high-frequencycarrier is implemented, and moreover, in the LTE carrier andhigh-frequency carrier independent networks, the control signalingoverhead may be reduced.

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The drawings described here are adopted to provide further understandingof the disclosure, and form a part of the disclosure. Schematicembodiments of the disclosure and descriptions thereof are adopted toexplain the disclosure and not intended to form improper limits to thedisclosure. In the drawings:

FIG. 1 is a flowchart of a method for dynamically allocating resourceaccording to an embodiment of the disclosure;

FIG. 2 is a structure block diagram of a device for dynamicallyallocating resource according to an embodiment of the disclosure;

FIG. 3 is a flowchart of a method for processing dynamic resourceallocation according to an embodiment of the disclosure;

FIG. 4 is a structure block diagram of a device for processing dynamicresource allocation according to an embodiment of the disclosure;

FIG. 5 is a diagram of cross-carrier scheduling of an LTE Release 12(R12) carrier over a high-frequency carrier for data transmissionaccording to an embodiment of the disclosure;

FIG. 6 is a diagram of high-frequency carrier scheduling for datatransmission according to an embodiment of the disclosure;

FIG. 7 is a diagram of scheduling resources scheduled by multipletime-domain elements for DL transmission resources or UL transmissionresources in a time-domain element by a Carrier Component (CC) accordingto an embodiment of the disclosure;

FIG. 8 is a diagram of resources corresponding to transmissiontime-domain elements and corresponding to feedback of UL ACK/NACKinformation when a CC schedules multiple time-domain elements for ULtransmission in a time-domain element according to an embodiment of thedisclosure;

FIG. 9 is a diagram of a timing relationship between reception ofcorresponding DL data and feedback of ACK information when CC0 schedulesCC1 in a cross-carrier manner according to an embodiment of thedisclosure;

FIG. 10 is a diagram of resources corresponding to transmissiontime-domain elements and corresponding to feedback of UL ACK/NACKinformation when CC0 schedules CC1 in a cross-carrier manner and CC0schedules multiple time-domain elements of CC1 for UL transmission in atime-domain element according to an embodiment of the disclosure;

FIG. 11 is a diagram of a timing relationship between reception ofcorresponding DL data and feedback of ACK information when an LTEcompatible carrier CC0 schedules a high-frequency carrier CC1 in across-carrier manner according to an embodiment of the disclosure; and

FIG. 12 is a diagram of resources corresponding to transmissiontime-domain elements and corresponding to feedback of UL ACK/NACKinformation when an LTE compatible carrier CC0 schedules ahigh-frequency carrier CC1 in a cross-carrier manner and CC0 schedulesmultiple time-domain elements of CC1 for UL transmission in atime-domain element according to an embodiment of the disclosure.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE EMBODIMENTS

The disclosure will be described below with reference to the drawingsand embodiments in detail. It is important to note that an LTEcompatible carrier is smaller than a carrier of a 4th-Generation (4G)carrier frequency band, a high-frequency carrier is more than or equalto the carrier of the 4G frequency band, and the embodiments in thedisclosure and characteristics in the embodiments may be combined underthe condition of no conflicts.

FIG. 1 is a flowchart of a method for dynamically allocating resourceaccording to an embodiment of the disclosure. As shown in FIG. 1, themethod includes:

Step 102: an evolved Node B acquires resource allocation information ofDL data and/or UL data indicated by DL control signaling, wherein theresource allocation information includes positions and number of RAEs,the RAEs include N transmission symbols in a time domain, and occupy thewhole bandwidth in a frequency domain, or each RAE occupies a BP in XBPs in the frequency domain, the X BPs forming the frequency domain, Nis an integer more than 0 and X is an integer more than 1; and

Step 104: the evolved Node B sends the resource allocation informationto UE.

The solution provided by the abovementioned processing steps may beadopted for both an LTE and high-frequency hybrid carrier network and anLTE carrier independent network or a high-frequency carrier independentnetwork. Moreover, the resource allocation information of the DL dataand/or the UL data is indicated by virtue of the DL control signaling,so that cross-carrier scheduling in the hybrid carrier network may beimplemented, and control signaling may be saved in the LTE carrierindependent network or the high-frequency carrier independent network.

In the embodiment, (a) value(s) of N and/or X may be determined inmultiple manners, and for example, may be determined in at least one ofmanners as follows: (1) the value(s) of N and/or X are/is predefined;(2) the value(s) of N and/or X are/is determined according to a systembandwidth; and (3) the value(s) of N and/or X are/is configured throughhigh-layer signaling.

In the embodiment, a time-domain duration of the N transmission symbolsis S times of 0.1 ms or 1 ms, wherein S is an integer more than 0. Inthe embodiment of the disclosure, a value of S is 1.

In a preferred implementation mode of the embodiment, the value of S isdetermined in at least one of the following manners of that:predefinition of the value of S; configuration through high-layersignaling; determination by the system bandwidth; determination by boththe system bandwidth and the high-layer signaling; and determination bythe system bandwidth and multiple predefined values of S. In theembodiment of the disclosure, there exist S bandwidth configurationscorresponding to S values in a system, wherein each bandwidthconfiguration corresponds to an S value.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, in the LTE and high-frequencyhybrid carrier network, The UE is scheduled, by an LTE carrier in across-carrier manner, to receive DL data or send UL data on one or moreRAEs among Y RAEs on a high-frequency carrier, wherein Y is an integermore than 1; or

in the high-frequency carrier independent network, The UE is scheduled,by a high-frequency carrier in one time-domain element, to receive DLdata or send UL data on multiple RAEs in multiple time-domain elements,wherein the time-domain element is formed by a duration of an integralnumber of transmission symbols; or

in the LTE carrier independent network, an LTE carrier schedules RAEs ofmultiple successive time-domain elements in a time-domain element,wherein the time-domain element is formed by a duration of an integralnumber of transmission symbols.

In a preferred implementation mode of the embodiment, the evolved Node Breceives UL control information sent by the UE on a UL carriercorresponding to a DL carrier. A resource position of the UL controlinformation is determined by an initial time-domain position and/orinitial frequency-domain position of a DL transmission data RAE and atleast one of: a resource position of a control channel for scheduling aDL transmission data resource, a semi-statically configured resourceoffset position of a UL control channel, a dynamic resource offsetposition of the UL control channel indicated in the control channel forscheduling the DL transmission data resource, and an offset valuecorresponding to an antenna port index for sending DL transmission data.

Wherein, for the DL carrier or the UL carrier, there may exist thefollowing conditions: the DL carrier is a high-frequency carrier, andthe UL carrier is an LTE carrier; or, the DL carrier is a high-frequencycarrier, a UL control channel carrier is an LTE carrier, and a ULservice channel carrier is a high-frequency carrier; or, the DL carrieris a high-frequency carrier, and the UL carrier is a high-frequencycarrier; or, the DL carrier is an LTE carrier, and the UL carrier is anLTE carrier.

In a preferred implementation mode of the embodiment, in the LTE andhigh-frequency hybrid carrier network, a time-domain duration of the YRAEs is 1 ms; or, in the high-frequency carrier independent network, thetime-domain element of the high-frequency carrier is 0.1 ms; or, in theLTE carrier independent network, the time-domain element of the LTEcarrier is 1 ms (i.e. a subframe), each RAE consists of OFDM symbols in1 ms in the time domain, and each RAE includes one or more PRBs in thefrequency domain.

Wherein, the Y RAEs form a scheduling time window N_(RAE) ^(sw) in thetime domain, wherein (a) value(s) of N_(RAE) ^(sw) and/or Y may bedetermined in at least one of manners as follows:

the evolved Node B configures the value(s) to the UE through high-layersignaling; the evolved Node B and the UE predefine the value(s) ofN_(RAE) ^(sw) and/or Y; and different system bandwidths are predefinedto correspond to different values of N_(RAE) ^(sw) and/or Y. The systembandwidth includes: a bandwidth of a carrier where the DL controlsignaling is located, i.e. a bandwidth of the scheduling carrier.

In the LTE and high-frequency hybrid carrier network, the UE isscheduled, by the LTE carrier via a Physical Downlink Control Channel(PDCCH) and an Evolved Physical Downlink Control Channel (EPDCCH) the DLdata or send the UL data through a PDCCH and an EPDCCH.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, position(s) and number of the oneor more RAEs are indicated by bits in DCI.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, (a) time-domain position(s) and/orfrequency-domain position(s) of the one or more RAEs in the time windowN_(RAE) ^(sw) are/is indicated by the bits of the DCI in the time-domainelement. For example, the time-domain position(s) and/orfrequency-domain position(s) of the one or more RAEs are/is indicated ina manner of introducing a bitmap into the DCI. Each bit in the bitmaprepresents whether the RAE at the time-domain position and/orfrequency-domain position corresponding to the bit is permitted to mapdata. In a case that the bitmap only represents the time-domainpositions of the RAEs, each RAE represents a whole-bandwidth resource;and in a case that the bitmap represents the time-domain positions andfrequency-domain positions of the RAEs, each bit in the bitmaprepresents the positions of one RAE, wherein each RAE has apredetermined time-domain position and frequency-domain position, andeach RAE is sequenced according to a predetermined time-domain andfrequency-domain rule.

In the embodiment, the time-domain position(s) and/or frequency-domainposition(s) of the one or more RAEs in the time window N_(RAE) ^(sw) mayalso be indicated by LTE DL resource allocation bits in the DCI. At thismoment, the LTE DL resource allocation bits include: resource allocationbits in a DL resource allocation manner of Type 0, Type 1 or Type 2. Ina case that the resource allocation bits only represent the time-domainpositions of the RAEs, each RAE represent a whole-bandwidth resource;and in a case that the resource allocation bits represent thetime-domain positions and frequency-domain positions of the RAEs, eachRAE has a predetermined time-domain position and frequency-domainposition, and the RAEs are sequenced according to a predeterminedtime-domain and frequency-domain rule (In the embodiment of thedisclosure, the RAEs may be sequenced according to rule of time domainafter frequency domain).

In the embodiment of the disclosure, the time-domain position(s) and/orfrequency-domain position(s) of the one or more RAEs in the time windowN_(RAE) ^(sw) may also be indicated by LTE UL resource allocation bitsin the DCI. At this moment, the LTE UL resource allocation bits at leastinclude: resource allocation bits in a UL resource allocation manner ofType 0 and type 1.

In the embodiment, in the high-frequency carrier independent network andthe LTE carrier independent network, one or more allocated RAGs in thetime window N_(RAE) ^(sw) correspond to one or more UL control channels,wherein each RAG includes at least one RAE. In the embodiment of thedisclosure, the number of the RAEs in each RAG is 1.

In a preferred embodiment, the evolved Node B may also receiveinformation transmitted on the UL control channel on the LTE carrier,wherein a resource position of the UL control channel is determined byat least one of:

the resource position of the control channel for scheduling the DLtransmission data resource, the semi-statically configured resourceoffset position of the UL control channel, the dynamic resource offsetposition of the UL control channel indicated in the control channel forscheduling the DL transmission data resource, the offset valuecorresponding to the antenna port index for sending the DL transmissiondata, an initial time-domain position of a DL transmission data RAE, andan initial frequency-domain position of the DL transmission data RAE.

In a preferred embodiment, when the UL control channel includes ACK/NACKinformation: the ACK/NACK information is fed back after corresponding DLdata is received and the time window N_(RAE) ^(sw) ends, and an intervalfrom start of DL data sending to ACK/NACK reception of the evolved NodeB is set to R1ms, R1 being an integer more than 0; and/or, the evolvedNode B makes a predefinition that the UE feeds back the ACK/NACKinformation after the time window N_(RAE) ^(sw) ends, and set time fromending of the time window to ACK/NACK information reception of theevolved Node B may be R2ms, R2 being an integer more than 0.

A value of R1 may be 8, and/or a value of R2 may be 4, and there are nolimits.

In another preferred embodiment, the evolved Node B indicates whetherthe evolved Node B has correctly received the UL data sent by thecorresponding UE or not on a PHICH of the DL carrier. At this moment,(a) time-domain and/or frequency-domain resource(s) of the PHICH are/isdetermined by at least one of: a resource position of a control channelfor scheduling a UL service, bits in DCI for scheduling the UL service,a demodulation reference signal sequence index adopted for the ULservice, a demodulation reference signal cyclic shift index adopted forthe UL service, a demodulation reference signal orthogonal mask indexadopted for the UL service, an initial time-domain position of the DLtransmission data RAE, and the initial frequency-domain position of theDL transmission data RAE.

In the embodiment, in the high-frequency carrier independent network andthe LTE carrier independent network, the one or more allocated RAGs inthe time window N_(RAE) ^(sw) correspond to a PHICH. In the embodimentof the disclosure, the number of the RAEs in each RAG is 1.

When the DL carrier includes a PHICH: after receiving corresponding ULdata, the PHICH is sent after the time window N_(RAE) ^(sw) ends, andset time from UL data scheduling to PHICH sending of the evolved Node Bis Mms, wherein M is an integer more than 0; and/or, the evolved Node Bmakes a predefinition that the UE receives the PHICH after the timewindow of the Y RAEs for sending the UL service ends, and set time fromending of the time window to reception of the PHICH is Nms, wherein N isan integer more than 0. In the embodiment of the disclosure, a value ofM is 8; and/or a value of N is 4.

The embodiment further provides a device for dynamically allocatingresource, which is applied to an evolved Node B, and as shown in FIG. 2,the device includes:

an acquisition component 20, configured to acquire resource allocationinformation of DL data and/or UL data indicated by DL control signaling,wherein the resource allocation information includes positions andnumber of RAEs, the RAEs include N transmission symbols in a timedomain, and occupy the whole bandwidth in a frequency domain, or eachRAE occupies a BP in X BPs in the frequency domain, the X BPs formingthe frequency domain, N being an integer more than 0 and X being aninteger more than 1; and a sending component 22, connected to thesending component and configured to send the resource allocationinformation to UE.

By functions realized by each of the abovementioned components,cross-carrier scheduling may also be implemented in a hybrid carriernetwork, and control signaling may also be saved in an LTE carrierindependent network or a high-frequency carrier independent network.

(A) value(s) of N and/or X are/is determined in at least one of mannersas follows: the value(s) of N and/or X are/is predefined; the value(s)of N and/or X are/is determined according to a system bandwidth; and thevalue(s) of N and/or X are/is configured through high-layer signaling.

A time-domain duration of the N transmission symbols is S times of 0.1ms or 1 ms, wherein S is an integer more than 0.

A value of S is determined in at least one of the following manners ofthat: predefinition of the value of S; configuration through high-layersignaling; determination by the system bandwidth; determination by boththe system bandwidth and the high-layer signaling; and determination bythe system bandwidth and multiple predefined values of S.

The acquisition component 20 is further configured to acquire theresource allocation information under the following conditions: in anLTE and high-frequency hybrid carrier network, The UE is scheduled, byan LTE carrier in a cross-carrier manner, to receive DL data or send ULdata on one or more RAEs among Y RAEs on a high-frequency carrier,wherein Y is an integer more than 1; or in a high-frequency carrierindependent network, The UE is scheduled, by a high-frequency carrier inone time-domain element, to receive DL data or send UL data on multipleRAEs in multiple time-domain elements, wherein the time-domain elementis formed by a duration of an integral number of transmission symbols;or in an LTE carrier independent network, an LTE carrier schedules RAEsof multiple successive time-domain elements in a time-domain element,wherein the time-domain element is formed by a duration of an integralnumber of transmission symbols.

The acquisition component 20 is further configured to acquire theresource allocation information under the following conditions: in theLTE and high-frequency hybrid carrier network, a time-domain duration ofthe Y RAEs is 1 ms; or, in the high-frequency carrier independentnetwork, the time-domain element of the high-frequency carrier is 0.1ms; or, in the LTE carrier independent network, the time-domain elementof the LTE carrier is 1 ms, each RAE consists of OFDM symbols in 1 ms inthe time domain, and each RAE includes one or more PRBs in the frequencydomain.

The acquisition component 20 is further configured to acquire theresource allocation information when the Y RAEs form a scheduling timewindow N_(RAE) ^(sw) in the time domain, wherein (a) value(s) of N_(RAE)^(sw) and/or Y may be determined in at least one of manners as follows:the evolved Node B configures the value(s) to the UE through high-layersignaling; the evolved Node B and the UE predefine the value(s) ofN_(RAE) ^(sw) and/or Y; and different system bandwidths are predefinedto correspond to different values of N_(RAE) ^(sw) and/or Y, wherein thesystem bandwidth includes, but not limited to: a bandwidth of a carrierwhere the DL control signaling is located.

The embodiment further provides an evolved Node B, which includes: theabovementioned device for dynamically allocating resource.

The embodiment further provides a method for processing dynamic resourceallocation, and as shown in FIG. 3, the method includes:

Step 302: UE receives DL control signaling; and

Step 304: the UE acquires resource allocation information configured toindicate DL data and/or UL data from the DL control signaling, whereinthe resource allocation information includes positions and number ofRAEs, the RAEs include N transmission symbols in a time domain, andoccupy the whole bandwidth in a frequency domain, or each RAE occupies aBP in X BPs in the frequency domain, the X BPs forming the frequencydomain, N is an integer more than 0 and X is an integer more than 1.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, (a) value(s) of N and/or X are/isdetermined in at least one of manners as follows: the value(s) of Nand/or X are/is predefined; the value(s) of N and/or X are/is determinedaccording to a system bandwidth; and the value(s) of N and/or X are/isconfigured through high-layer signaling.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, a time-domain duration of the Ntransmission symbols is S times of 0.1 ms or 1 ms, wherein S is aninteger more than 0. A value of S may be determined in at least one ofthe following manners of that:

predefinition of the value of S; configuration through high-layersignaling; determination by the system bandwidth; determination by boththe system bandwidth and the high-layer signaling; and determination bythe system bandwidth and multiple predefined values of S.

In the embodiment, in an LTE and high-frequency hybrid carrier network,The UE is scheduled, by an LTE carrier in a cross-carrier manner, toreceive DL data or send UL data on one or more RAEs among Y RAEs on ahigh-frequency carrier, wherein Y is an integer more than 1; or

in a high-frequency carrier independent network, The UE is scheduled, bya high-frequency carrier in one time-domain element, to receive DL dataor send UL data on multiple RAEs in multiple time-domain elements,wherein the time-domain element is formed by a duration of an integralnumber of transmission symbols; or

in an LTE carrier independent network, an LTE carrier schedules RAEs ofmultiple successive time-domain elements in a time-domain element,wherein the time-domain element is formed by a duration of an integralnumber of transmission symbols.

In the embodiment, in the LTE and high-frequency hybrid carrier network,a time-domain duration of the Y RAEs is 1 ms; or, in the high-frequencycarrier independent network, the time-domain element of thehigh-frequency carrier is 0.1 ms; or, in the LTE carrier independentnetwork, the time-domain element of the LTE carrier is 1 ms, each RAEconsists of OFDM symbols in 1 ms in the time domain, and each RAEincludes one or more PRBs in the frequency domain.

It is important to note that the acquisition component 20 and thesending component 22 may be implemented by software components, and mayalso be implemented by hardware, and for the latter, the followingimplementation manners may be adopted without limits: the acquisitioncomponent 20 is positioned in a first processor, and the sendingcomponent 22 is positioned in a second processor; or, the acquisitioncomponent 20 and the sending component 22 are positioned in the sameprocessor.

In a preferred implementation mode of the embodiment, the Y RAEs form ascheduling time window N_(RAE) ^(sw) in the time domain, wherein (a)value(s) of N_(RAE) ^(sw) and/or Y may be determined in at least one ofmanners as follows: an evolved Node B configures the value(s) to the UEthrough high-layer signaling; the evolved Node B and the UE predefinethe value(s) of N_(RAE) ^(sw) and/or Y; and different system bandwidthsare predefined to correspond to different values of N_(RAE) ^(sw) and/orY. In the embodiment of the disclosure, the system bandwidth includes: abandwidth of a carrier where the DL control signaling is located.

In the LTE and high-frequency hybrid carrier network, the UE isscheduled, by the LTE carrier via a Physical Downlink Control Channel(PDCCH) and an Evolved Physical Downlink Control Channel (EPDCCH) the DLdata or send the UL data through a PDCCH and an EPDCCH. In theembodiment of the disclosure, position(s) and number of the one or moreRAEs may be indicated by bits in DCI.

In the embodiment, (a) time-domain position(s) and/or frequency-domainposition(s) of the one or more RAEs in the time window N_(RAE) ^(sw) mayalso be indicated by the bits of the DCI in the time-domain element. Inthe embodiment of the disclosure, the time-domain position(s) and/orfrequency-domain position(s) of the one or more RAEs are indicated in amanner of introducing a bitmap into the DCI.

Each bit in the bitmap may represent whether the RAE at the time-domainposition and/or frequency-domain position corresponding to the bit ispermitted to map data. In a case that the bitmap only represents thetime-domain positions of the RAEs, each RAE represents a whole-bandwidthresource; and in a case that the bitmap represents the time-domainpositions and frequency-domain positions of the RAEs, each bit in thebitmap represents the positions of one RAE, wherein each RAE has apredetermined time-domain position and frequency-domain position, andeach RAE is sequenced according to a predetermined time-domain andfrequency-domain rule.

In the embodiment, the time-domain position(s) and/or frequency-domainposition(s) of the one or more RAEs in the time window N_(RAE) ^(sw) maybe indicated by LTE DL resource allocation bits in the DCI. The LTE DLresource allocation bits include: resource allocation bits in a DLresource allocation manner of Type 0, Type 1 or Type 2. In a case thatthe resource allocation bits only represent the time-domain positions ofthe RAEs, each RAE represent a whole-bandwidth resource; and in a casethat the resource allocation bits represent the time-domain positionsand frequency-domain positions of the RAEs, each RAE has a predeterminedtime-domain position and frequency-domain position, and the RAEs aresequenced according to a predetermined time-domain and frequency-domainrule.

The time-domain position(s) and/or frequency-domain position(s) of theone or more RAEs in the time window N_(RAE) ^(sw) may be indicated byLTE UL resource allocation bits in the DCI. The LTE UL resourceallocation bits at least include: resource allocation bits in a ULresource allocation manner of Type 0 and type 1.

The UE may send UL control information to the evolved Node B on a ULcarrier corresponding to a DL carrier. A resource position of the ULcontrol information is determined by an initial time-domain positionand/or initial frequency-domain position of a DL transmission data RAEand at least one of:

a resource position of a control channel for scheduling a DLtransmission data resource, a semi-statically configured resource offsetposition of a UL control channel, a dynamic resource offset position ofthe UL control channel indicated in the control channel for schedulingthe DL transmission data resource, and an offset value corresponding toan antenna port index for sending DL transmission data.

Wherein, the DL carrier is a high-frequency carrier, and the UL carrieris an LTE carrier; or, the DL carrier is a high-frequency carrier, a ULcontrol channel carrier is an LTE carrier, and a UL service channelcarrier is a high-frequency carrier; or, the DL carrier is ahigh-frequency carrier, and the UL carrier is a high-frequency carrier;or, the DL carrier is an LTE carrier, and the UL carrier is an LTEcarrier.

In the high-frequency carrier independent network and the LTE carrierindependent network, one or more allocated RAGs in the time windowN_(RAE) ^(sw) correspond to one or more UL control channels, whereineach RAG includes at least one RAE. In the embodiment of the disclosure,the number of the RAEs in each RAG is 1.

The evolved Node B receives information transmitted on the UL controlchannel on the LTE carrier. A resource position of the UL controlchannel is determined by at least one of:

the resource position of the control channel for scheduling the DLtransmission data resource, the semi-statically configured resourceoffset position of the UL control channel, the dynamic resource offsetposition of the UL control channel indicated in the control channel forscheduling the DL transmission data resource, the offset valuecorresponding to the antenna port index for sending the DL transmissiondata, an initial time-domain position of a DL transmission data RAE, andan initial frequency-domain position of the DL transmission data RAE.

When the UL control channel includes ACK/NACK information: the ACK/NACKinformation is fed back after corresponding DL data is received and thetime window N_(RAE) ^(sw) _(E) ends, and an interval from start of DLdata sending to ACK/NACK reception of the evolved Node B is set to R1ms,R1 being an integer more than 0; and/or, the evolved Node B makes apredefinition that the UE feeds back the ACK/NACK information after thetime window N_(RAE) ^(sw) ends, and an interval from start of DL datasending to ACK/NACK information reception of the evolved Node B is R2ms,R2 being an integer more than 0. In the embodiment of the disclosure, avalue of R1 is 8, and/or a value of R2 is 4.

The evolved Node B indicates whether the evolved Node B has correctlyreceived the UL data sent by the corresponding UE or not on a PHICH ofthe DL carrier. (A) time-domain and/or frequency-domain resource(s) ofthe PHICH are/is determined by at least one of: a resource position of acontrol channel for scheduling a UL service, bits in DCI for schedulingthe UL service, a demodulation reference signal sequence index adoptedfor the UL service, a demodulation reference signal cyclic shift indexadopted for the UL service, a demodulation reference signal orthogonalmask index adopted for the UL service, an initial time-domain positionof the DL transmission data RAE, and the initial frequency-domainposition of the DL transmission data RAE.

In the high-frequency carrier independent network and the LTE carrierindependent network, the one or more allocated RAGs in the time windowN_(RAE) ^(sw) correspond to a PHICH. In the embodiment of thedisclosure, the number of the RAEs in each RAG is 1.

When the DL carrier includes a PHICH: after receiving corresponding ULdata, the PHICH is sent after the time window N_(RAE) ^(sw) ends, andset time from UL data scheduling to PHICH sending of the evolved Node Bis Mms, wherein M is an integer more than 0; and/or, the evolved Node Bmakes a predefinition that the UE receives the PHICH after the timewindow of the Y RAEs for sending the UL service ends, and set time fromending of the time window to reception of the PHICH is Nms, wherein N isan integer more than 0. In the embodiment of the disclosure, a value ofM is 8; and/or a value of N is 4.

The embodiment further provides a device for processing dynamic resourceallocation, which is applied to UE, and as shown in FIG. 4, the deviceincludes: a receiving component 40, configured to receive DL controlsignaling; and an acquisition component 42, configured to acquireresource allocation information configured to indicate DL data and/or ULdata from the DL control signaling, wherein the resource allocationinformation includes positions and number of RAEs, the RAEs include Ntransmission symbols in a time domain, and occupy the whole bandwidth ina frequency domain, or each RAE occupies a BP in X BPs in the frequencydomain, the X BPs forming the frequency domain, N being an integer morethan 0 and X being an integer more than 1.

(A) value(s) of N and/or X are/is determined in at least one of mannersas follows: the value(s) of N and/or X are/is predefined; the value(s)of N and/or X are/is determined according to a system bandwidth; and thevalue(s) of N and/or X are/is configured through high-layer signaling.

The receiving component 40 is further configured to receive the resourceallocation information under the following conditions: a time-domainduration of the N transmission symbols is S times of 0.1 ms or 1 ms,wherein S is an integer more than 0. In the embodiment of thedisclosure, a value of S may be determined in at least one of thefollowing manners of that:

predefinition of the value of S; configuration through high-layersignaling; determination by the system bandwidth; determination by boththe system bandwidth and the high-layer signaling; and determination bythe system bandwidth and multiple predefined values of S.

The receiving component 40 is further configured to receive the resourceallocation information under the following conditions: in an LTE andhigh-frequency hybrid carrier network, The UE is scheduled, by an LTEcarrier in a cross-carrier manner, to receive DL data or send UL data onone or more RAEs among Y RAEs on a high-frequency carrier, wherein Y isan integer more than 1; or

the Y RAEs form a scheduling time window N_(RAE) ^(sw) in the timedomain, wherein (a) value(s) of N_(RAE) ^(sw) and/or Y may be determinedin at least one of manners as follows:

an evolved Node B configures the value(s) to the UE through high-layersignaling;

the evolved Node B and the UE predefine the value(s) of N_(RAE) ^(sw)and/or Y; and

different system bandwidths are predefined to correspond to differentvalues of N_(RAE) ^(sw) and/or Y. The system bandwidth includes: abandwidth of a carrier where the DL control signaling is located.

In a high-frequency carrier independent network, The UE is scheduled, bya high-frequency carrier in one time-domain element, to receive DL dataor send UL data on multiple RAEs in multiple time-domain elements,wherein the time-domain element is formed by a duration of an integralnumber of transmission symbols; or

in an LTE carrier independent network, an LTE carrier schedules RAEs ofmultiple successive time-domain elements in a time-domain element,wherein the time-domain element is formed by a duration of an integralnumber of transmission symbols.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, in the LTE and high-frequencyhybrid carrier network, a time-domain duration of the Y RAEs is 1 ms;or, in the high-frequency carrier independent network, the time-domainelement of the high-frequency carrier is 0.1 ms; or, in the LTE carrierindependent network, the time-domain element of the LTE carrier is 1 ms,each RAE consists of OFDM symbols in 1 ms in the time domain, and eachRAE includes one or more PRBs in the frequency domain.

It is important to note that the receiving component 40 and acquisitioncomponent 42 in the device may be implemented by software or hardware,and for the latter, the following implementation manners may be adoptedwithout limits: the receiving component 40 is positioned in a firstprocessor, and the acquisition component 42 is positioned in a secondprocessor; or, the receiving component 40 and the acquisition component42 are positioned in the same processor.

The embodiment further provides UE, which includes: the abovementioneddevice for processing dynamic resource allocation.

In order to make the embodiment better understood, further descriptionswill be made below with reference to the drawings and relatedembodiments. The PHICH in the embodiment is only adopted to represent afeedback, given to the UE, about whether the evolved Node B hascorrectly received a UL data indicator channel sent by the UE or not andnot intended to limit the embodiment of the disclosure. In addition, theDL resource allocation manner Type 0/1/2 mentioned in the followingembodiments may refer to chapter contents of LTE 3rd GenerationPartnership Project (3GPP) 36.213 c00 7.1.6, and the UL resourceallocation manner Type 0/1 may refer to chapter contents of LTE 3GPP36.213 c00 8.1. In the embodiment of the disclosure, the transmissionsymbols in the embodiment of the disclosure may be OFDM symbols. The DCIis only adopted to represent control signaling indicating DL schedulingand UL scheduling control information, and is namely information capableof realizing the abovementioned functions, and the information is notlimited by names.

Embodiment 1

It is supposed that at least two CCs are linked with UE1, the two CCsmay be positioned in the same node TP0 or positioned in two differentnodes TP1 and TP2, and TP1 and TP2 are linked through an ideal backhaul(the backhaul has a short time delay), wherein an LTE R12 CC is set tobe CC0, and a high-frequency CC is set to be CC1. When an evolved Node Bis intended to send DL data to UE1 on CC1 and expects correct receptionof UE1, the evolved Node B sends corresponding DL control indicationsignaling on CC0 to indicate a time-domain resource position of the DLdata corresponding to UE1 on CC, as shown in FIG. 5, wherein it issupposed that CC0 is a 4G LTE carrier, and CC1 is a high-frequencycarrier. DR refers to that UE1 receives the DL data on CC1, HARQ refersto that UE1 feeds back HARQ information for the DL data on a UL carriercorresponding to CC0, RR refers to that UE1 receives retransmitted DLdata on the high-frequency carrier, and NR refers to that UE1 receivesnewly transmitted DL data on the high-frequency carrier.

Sub-Embodiment 1

The evolved Node B indicates the number of corresponding DL data RAEs byvirtue of DL control indication signaling in a predetermined manner. TheRAEs consist of N (N>0) transmission symbols in a time domain, and amanner of predefining an N value may be adopted for a value of N. In theembodiment of the disclosure, the predefined N value is one of thefollowing values: 24, 28, 30, 32, 40 and 42. Or, a time-domain durationof the N transmission symbols is predefined to be 0.1 ms.

The evolved Node B schedules UE1 to receive the DL data on one or morecorresponding RAEs on the DL carrier corresponding to CC1 through DLgrant signaling on the DL carrier corresponding to 4G CC0.

When a maximum scheduling time window of a DL grant is N_(RAE) ^(sw) andN_(RAE) ^(sw) includes Y RAEs, the evolved Node B indicates UE1 toreceive the DL data on one or more RAEs in the Y RAEs. In the embodimentof the disclosure, a value of Y is 10, or the value of Y is the numberof the RAEs in 1 ms in the time domain.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, when a first resource allocationmanner (similar to a DL resource allocation manner 0 of LTE R12) isadopted in the DL grant, it is necessary to divide multiple RAEs into NGRAGs, wherein NG=┌Y/P┐, and when Y mod P>0, there exist └Y/P┘ RAGs,wherein each RAG includes P RAEs, and in addition, there exist NG−└Y/P┘RAGs, wherein each RAG includes Y−P*└Y/P┘ RAEs. NG bits form a bitmap,wherein each bit identifies whether the corresponding RAG is allocatedor not. The RAGs are arranged from a smallest time index according to atime sequence. A bit mapping sequence of the RAGs is as follows: RAG0 toRAG(NG−1) are sequentially mapped to a highest bit and a lowest bitrespectively, N_(RAE) ^(sw) is a size of the scheduling time window, andY represents the maximum number of RAEs which may be scheduled in thetime window N_(RAE) ^(sw).

In the embodiment of the disclosure, when a second resource allocationmanner is adopted in the DL grant, it is necessary to divide multipleRAEs into NG RAGs, wherein NG=┌Y/P┐, and when Y mod P>0, there exist└Y/P┘ RAGs, wherein each RAG includes P RAEs, and in addition, thereexist NG−└Y/P┘ RAGs, wherein each RAG includes Y−P*└Y/P┘ RAEs. It isnecessary to divide the NG RAGs into P RAG clusters, wherein eachcluster starts with RAGp, wherein 0≦p<P, wherein first ┌log₂ (P)┐ bitsin NG bits indicate a RAG cluster in the P RAG clusters selected forresource mapping.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, a 1-bit offset indicator bit isconfigured to indicate the number of offset RAEs in a RAG cluster duringresource mapping.

The other N_(RB) ^(TYPE1)=|N_(RB) ^(DL)/P|−┌log₂ (P)┐−X bits areconfigured to represent RAEs for resource mapping in the selected RAGclusters. When the 1-bit offset indicator bit is predefined, a value ofX is 1, otherwise is 0, N_(RAE) ^(sw) is the size of the scheduling timelength, and Y represents the maximum number of the RAEs which may bescheduled in the time window N_(RAE) ^(sw).

In the embodiment of the disclosure, when a third resource allocationmanner (similar to an LTE resource allocation manner 2) or continuousresource allocation is adopted in the DL grant, it is necessary toindicate starting positions RAE_(start) of corresponding RAEs and thenumber L_(CRAEs) of continuously allocated RAEs by virtue of resourceindicator values, wherein, if (L_(CRAEs)−1)≦└Y/2┘,RIV=Y(L_(CRAEs)−1)+RAE_(start), otherwiseRIV=Y(Y−L_(CRAEs)+1)+(Y−1−RAE_(start)), wherein L_(CRAEs)≧1 and does notexceed Y−RAE_(start), N_(RAE) ^(sw) is the size of the scheduling timewindow, and Y represents the maximum number of the RAEs which may bescheduled in the time window N_(RAE) ^(sw).

In the embodiment of the disclosure, when a fourth resource allocationmanner (similar to an LTE UL resource allocation manner 1) or continuousresource allocation is adopted in the DL grant, resource allocationinformation indicates continuous RAGs of two clusters of the UE, whereineach cluster has multiple continuous RAGs, a size of each RAG is P,N_(RAE) ^(sw) is the size of the scheduling time window, and Yrepresents the maximum number of the RAEs which may be scheduled in thetime window N_(RAE) ^(sw). An index value r is indicated by

$\left\lceil {\log_{2}\left( \left( \left\lceil \begin{matrix}{{Y/P} + 1} \\4\end{matrix} \right\rceil \right) \right)} \right\rceil$

bits, wherein r is configured to indicate a RAG index s0 correspondingto a starting position and a RAG index s1 corresponding to an endingposition of cluster 0 and a RAG index s2 corresponding to a startingposition and a RAG index s3 corresponding to an ending position ofcluster 1. r is defined by equation

${r = {\sum\limits_{i = 0}^{M - 1}{\langle\begin{matrix}{N - s_{i}} \\{M - i}\end{matrix}\rangle}}},$

wherein M=4 and N=┌Y/P┐+1, wherein {s_(i)}_(i=0) ^(M-1) (1≦s_(i)≦M,s_(i)<s_(i+1)) is a RAG index in M RAG indexes which have been sequencedfrom small to large (wherein the RAGs are sequenced according to a timerelationship), and

${\langle\begin{matrix}x \\y\end{matrix}\rangle} = \left\{ {\begin{matrix}\begin{pmatrix}x \\y\end{pmatrix} & {x \geq y} \\0 & {x < y}\end{matrix}.} \right.$

Wherein, the evolved Node B may configure a value of P to UE1 throughhigh-layer signaling, or, the evolved Node B and the UE make aconsistent definition about the value of P in a predetermination manner,or, the value of P is predefined to form a one-to-one correspondingrelationship with a bandwidth of the 4G LTE carrier, or, the value of Pis predefined to form a one-to-one corresponding relationship with abandwidth of the high-frequency carrier, for example, as shown in Table1, wherein Sn(n=1)>0, and In the embodiment of the disclosure, when thecorresponding relationship is formed with the bandwidth of the 4G LTEcarrier, N1=10, N2=26, N3=63, N4=110, S1=1, S2=2, S3=3 and S4=4.

(A) value(s) of N_(RAE) ^(sw) and Y may be determined in manners asfollows:

1: the evolved Node B configures the value(s) to the UE throughhigh-layer signaling;

2: the evolved Node B and the UE predefine the value(s) of N_(RAE) ^(sw)and/or Y; and

3: different system bandwidths are predefined to corresponding toindependent values of N_(RAE) ^(sw) and/or Y. In the embodiment of thedisclosure, the system bandwidth may be a bandwidth of a schedulingcarrier (a bandwidth of a carrier where the DL control signaling islocated).

Sub-Embodiment 2

The evolved Node B indicates the number of corresponding DL data RAEs byvirtue of DL control indication signaling in a predetermined manner. TheRAEs consist of N (N>0) transmission symbols in a time domain, and avalue of N may be defined by the evolved Node B and UE in apredefinition manner, wherein the value of N forms a one-to-onecorresponding relationship with the bandwidth of the 4G LTE CC, or thevalue of N forms a corresponding relationship with the bandwidth of thehigh-frequency CC, as shown in Table 2, wherein Zn(1˜4) are integersmore than 0.

TABLE 2 System bandwidth (MHz) Selection of value of N ≦X1 Z1 X1 + 1~X2Z2 X2 + 1~X3 Z3 X3 + 1~X4 Z4

The evolved Node B schedules UE1 to receive the DL data on one or morecorresponding RAEs on the DL carrier corresponding to CC1 through DLgrant signaling on the DL carrier corresponding to 4G CC0.

When a maximum scheduling time window of a DL grant is N_(RAE) ^(sw) andN_(RAE) ^(sw) includes Y RAEs, the evolved Node B indicates UE1 toreceive the DL data on one or more RAEs in the Y RAEs. In the embodimentof the disclosure, a value of Y is 10, or the value of Y is the numberof the RAEs in 1 ms in the time domain.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, when a first resource allocationmanner (similar to a DL resource allocation manner 0 of LTE R12) isadopted in the DL grant, it is necessary to divide multiple RAEs into NGRAGs, wherein NG=┌Y/P┐, and when Y mod P>0, there exist └Y/P┘ RAGs,wherein each RAG includes P RAEs, and in addition, there exist NG−└Y/P┘RAGs, wherein each RAG includes Y−P*└Y/P┘ RAEs. NG bits form a bitmap,wherein each bit identifies whether the corresponding RAG is allocatedor not. The RAGs are arranged from a smallest time index according to atime sequence. A bit mapping sequence of the RAGs is as follows: RAG0 toRAG(NG−1) are sequentially mapped to a highest bit and a lowest bitrespectively, N_(RAE) ^(sw) is a size of the scheduling time window, andY represents the maximum number of RAEs which may be scheduled in thetime window N_(RAE) ^(sw).

In the embodiment of the disclosure, when a second resource allocationmanner is adopted in the DL grant, it is necessary to divide multipleRAEs into NG RAGs, wherein NG=┌Y/P┐, and when Y mod P>0, there exist└Y/P┘ RAGs, wherein each RAG includes P RAEs, and in addition, thereexist NG−└Y/P┘ RAGs, wherein each RAG includes Y−P*└Y/P┘ RAEs. It isnecessary to divide the NG RAGs into P RAG clusters, wherein eachcluster starts with RAGp, wherein 0≦p<P, wherein first ┌log₂ (P)┘ bitsin NG bits indicate a RAG cluster in the P RAG clusters selected forresource mapping.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, a 1-bit offset indicator bit isconfigured to indicate the number of offset RAEs in a RAG cluster duringresource mapping.

The other N_(RB) ^(TYPE1)=|N_(RB) ^(DL)/P|−┌log₂ (P)┐−X bits areconfigured to represent RAEs for resource mapping in the selected RAGclusters. When the 1-bit offset indicator bit is predefined, a value ofX is 1, otherwise is 0, N_(RAE) ^(sw) is the size of the scheduling timelength, and Y represents the maximum number of the RAEs which may bescheduled in the time window N_(RAE) ^(sw).

In the embodiment of the disclosure, when a third resource allocationmanner (similar to an LTE resource allocation manner 2) or continuousresource allocation is adopted in the DL grant, it is necessary toindicate starting positions RAE_(start) of corresponding RAEs and thenumber L_(cRAEs) of continuously allocated RAEs by virtue of resourceindicator values, wherein, if (L_(CRAEs)−1)≦└Y/2┘,RIV=Y(L_(CRAEs)−1)+RAE_(start), otherwiseRIV=Y(Y−L_(CRAEs)+1)+(Y−1−RAE_(start)), wherein L_(CRAEs)≧1 and does notexceed Y−RAE_(start), N_(RAE) ^(sw) is the size of the scheduling timewindow, and Y represents the maximum number of the RAEs which may bescheduled in the time window N_(RAE) ^(sw).

In the embodiment of the disclosure, when a fourth resource allocationmanner (similar to an LTE UL resource allocation manner 1) or continuousresource allocation is adopted in the DL grant, resource allocationinformation indicates continuous RAGs of two clusters of the UE, whereineach cluster has multiple continuous RAGs, a size of each RAG is P,N_(RAE) ^(sw) is the size of the scheduling time window, and Yrepresents the maximum number of the RAEs which may be scheduled in thetime window N_(RAe) ^(sw). An index value r is indicated by

$\left\lceil {\log_{2}\left( \left( \left\lceil \begin{matrix}{{Y/P} + 1} \\4\end{matrix} \right\rceil \right) \right)} \right\rceil$

bits, wherein r is configured to indicate a RAG index s0 correspondingto a starting position and a RAG index s1 corresponding to an endingposition of cluster 0 and a RAG index s2 corresponding to a startingposition and a RAG index s3 corresponding to an ending position ofcluster 1. r is defined by equation

${r = {\sum\limits_{i = 0}^{M - 1}{\langle\begin{matrix}{N - s_{i}} \\{M - i}\end{matrix}\rangle}}},$

wherein M=4 and N=┌Y/P┐+1, wherein {s_(i)}_(i=0) ^(M-1) (1≦s_(i)≦M,s_(i)<s_(i+1)) is a RAG index in M RAG indexes which have been sequencedfrom small to large (wherein the RAGs are sequenced according to a timerelationship), and

${\langle\begin{matrix}x \\y\end{matrix}\rangle} = \left\{ {\begin{matrix}\begin{pmatrix}x \\y\end{pmatrix} & {x \geq y} \\0 & {x < y}\end{matrix}.} \right.$

Wherein, the evolved Node B may configure a value of P to UE1 throughhigh-layer signaling, or, the evolved Node B and the UE make aconsistent definition about the value of P in a predetermination manner,or, the value of P is predefined to form a one-to-one correspondingrelationship with a bandwidth of the 4G LTE carrier, or, the value of Pis predefined to form a one-to-one corresponding relationship with abandwidth of the high-frequency carrier, for example, as shown in Table1, wherein Sn(n=1)>0, and In the embodiment of the disclosure, when thecorresponding relationship is formed with the bandwidth of the 4G LTEcarrier, N1=10, N2=26, N3=63, N4=110, S1=1, S2=2, S3=3 and S4=4.

(A) value(s) of N_(RAE) ^(sw) and Y may be determined in manners asfollows:

1: the evolved Node B configures the value(s) to the UE throughhigh-layer signaling;

2: the evolved Node B and the UE predefine the value(s) of N_(RAE) ^(sw)and/or Y; and

3: different system bandwidths are predefined to corresponding toindependent values of N_(RAE) ^(sw) and/or Y. In the embodiment of thedisclosure, the system bandwidth may be a bandwidth of a schedulingcarrier (a bandwidth of a carrier where the DL control signaling islocated).

Sub-Embodiment 3

The evolved Node B indicates the number of corresponding DL data RAEs byvirtue of DL control indication signaling in a predetermined manner. TheRAEs consist of N (N>0) transmission symbols in a time domain, and theevolved Node B may configure a value of N to UE through high-layersignaling. In the embodiment of the disclosure, the predefined N valueis one of the following values: 24, 28, 30, 32, 40 and 42.

The evolved Node B schedules UE1 to receive the DL data on one or morecorresponding RAEs on CC1 through DL grant signaling on 4G CC0.

When a maximum scheduling time window of a DL grant is N_(RAE) ^(sw) andN_(RAE) ^(sw) includes Y RAEs, the evolved Node B indicates UE1 toreceive the DL data on one or more RAEs in the Y RAEs. In the embodimentof the disclosure, a value of Y is 10, or the value of Y is the numberof the RAEs in 1 ms in the time domain.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, when a first resource allocationmanner (similar to a DL resource allocation manner 0 of LTE R12) isadopted in the DL grant, it is necessary to divide multiple RAEs into NGRAGs, wherein NG=┌Y/P└, and when Y mod P>0, there exist └Y/P┘ RAGs,wherein each RAG includes P RAEs, and in addition, there exist NG−└Y/P┘RAGs, wherein each RAG includes Y−P*└Y/P┘ RAEs. NG bits form a bitmap,wherein each bit identifies whether the corresponding RAG is allocatedor not. The RAGs are arranged from a smallest time index according to atime sequence. A bit mapping sequence of the RAGs is as follows: RAG0 toRAG(NG−1) are sequentially mapped to a highest bit and a lowest bitrespectively, N_(RAE) ^(sw) is a size of the scheduling time window, andY represents the maximum number of RAEs which may be scheduled in thetime window N_(RAE) ^(sw).

In the embodiment of the disclosure, when a second resource allocationmanner is adopted in the DL grant, it is necessary to divide multipleRAEs into NG RAGs, wherein NG=┌Y/P┐, and when Y mod P>0, there exist└Y/P┘ RAGs, wherein each RAG includes P RAEs, and in addition, thereexist NG−└Y/P┘ RAGs, wherein each RAG includes Y−P*└Y/P┘ RAEs. It isnecessary to divide the NG RAGs into P RAG clusters, wherein eachcluster starts with RAGp, wherein 0≦p<P, wherein first ┌log₂ (P)┐ bitsin NG bits indicate a RAG cluster in the P RAG clusters selected forresource mapping.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, a 1-bit offset indicator bit isconfigured to indicate the number of offset RAEs in a RAG cluster duringresource mapping.

The other N_(RB) ^(TYPE1)=|N_(RB) ^(DL)/P|−┌log₂ (P)┐−X bits areconfigured to represent RAEs for resource mapping in the selected RAGclusters. When the 1-bit offset indicator bit is predefined, a value ofX is 1, otherwise is 0, N_(RAE) ^(sw) is the size of the scheduling timelength, and Y represents the maximum number of the RAEs which may bescheduled in the time window N_(RAE) ^(sw).

In the embodiment of the disclosure, when a third resource allocationmanner (similar to an LTE resource allocation manner 2) or continuousresource allocation is adopted in the DL grant, it is necessary toindicate starting positions RAE_(start) of corresponding RAEs and thenumber L_(CRAEs) of continuously allocated RAEs by virtue of resourceindicator values, wherein, if (L_(CRAEs)−1)≦└Y/2┘,RIV=Y(L_(CRAEs)−1)+RAE_(start), otherwiseRIV=Y(Y−L_(CRAEs)+1)+(Y−1−RAE_(start)), wherein L_(CRAEs)≧1 and does notexceed Y−RAE_(start), N_(RAE) ^(sw) is the size of the scheduling timewindow, and Y represents the maximum number of the RAEs which may bescheduled in the time window N_(RAE) ^(sw).

In the embodiment of the disclosure, when a fourth resource allocationmanner (similar to an LTE UL resource allocation manner 1) or continuousresource allocation is adopted in the DL grant, resource allocationinformation indicates continuous RAGs of two clusters of the UE, whereineach cluster has multiple continuous RAGs, a size of each RAG is P,N_(RAE) ^(sw) is the size of the scheduling time window, and Yrepresents the maximum number of the RAEs which may be scheduled in thetime window N_(RAE) ^(sw). An index value r is indicated by

$\left\lceil {\log_{2}\left( \left( \left\lceil \begin{matrix}{{Y/P} + 1} \\4\end{matrix} \right\rceil \right) \right)} \right\rceil$

bits, wherein r is configured to indicate a RAG index s0 correspondingto a starting position and a RAG index s1 corresponding to an endingposition of cluster 0 and a RAG index s2 corresponding to a startingposition and a RAG index s3 corresponding to an ending position ofcluster 1. r is defined by equation

${r = {\sum\limits_{i = 0}^{M - 1}\; {\langle\begin{matrix}{N - s_{i}} \\{M - i}\end{matrix}\rangle}}},$

wherein M=4 and N=┌Y/P┐+1, wherein {s_(i)}_(i=0) ^(M-1) (1≦s_(i)≦M,s_(i)<s_(i+1)) is a RAG index in M RAG indexes which have been sequencedfrom small to large (wherein the RAGs are sequenced according to a timerelationship), and

${\langle\begin{matrix}x \\y\end{matrix}\rangle} = \left\{ {\begin{matrix}\begin{pmatrix}x \\y\end{pmatrix} & {x \geq y} \\0 & {x < y}\end{matrix}.} \right.$

Wherein, the evolved Node B may configure a value of P to UE1 throughhigh-layer signaling, or, the evolved Node B and the UE make aconsistent definition about the value of P in a predetermination manner,or, the value of P is predefined to form a one-to-one correspondingrelationship with a bandwidth of the 4G LTE carrier, or, the value of Pis predefined to form a one-to-one corresponding relationship with abandwidth of the high-frequency carrier, for example, as shown in Table1, wherein Sn(n=1)>0, and In the embodiment of the disclosure, when thecorresponding relationship is formed with the bandwidth of the 4G LTEcarrier, N1=10, N2=26, N3=63, N4=110, S1=1, S2=2, S3=3 and S4=4.

TABLE 1 System bandwidth (MHz) Selection of value of P ≦N1 S1 N1 + 1~N2S2 N2 + 1~N3 S3 N3 + 1~N4 S4

(A) value(s) of N_(RAE) ^(sw) and Y may be determined in manners asfollows:

1: the evolved Node B configures the value(s) to the UE throughhigh-layer signaling;

2: the evolved Node B and the UE predefine the value(s) of N_(RAE) ^(sw)and/or Y; and

3: different system bandwidths are predefined to corresponding toindependent values of N_(RAE) ^(sw) and/or Y. In the embodiment of thedisclosure, the system bandwidth may be a bandwidth of a schedulingcarrier (a bandwidth of a carrier where the DL control signaling islocated).

Embodiment 2

It is supposed that at least two CCs are linked with UE1, the two CCsmay be positioned in the same node TP0 or positioned in two differentnodes TP1 and TP2, and TP1 and TP2 are linked through an ideal backhaul(the backhaul has a short time delay), wherein an LTE R12 CC is set tobe CC0, and a high-frequency CC is set to be CC1. When an evolved Node Bis intended to schedule UE1 to send UL data on a UL carriercorresponding to CC1 and determines to send corresponding PHICHinformation (ACK/NACK indicating whether the UL data is correctlyreceived or not) later on a DL carrier corresponding to CC0. The evolvedNode B sends corresponding DL control indication signaling on the DLcarrier corresponding to CC0 to indicate a time-domain resource positionof the UL data corresponding to UE1 on the UL carrier corresponding toCC1, as shown in FIG. 6, wherein it is supposed that CC0 is a 4G LTE CC,and CC1 is a high-frequency CC. UT refers to that UE1 sends the UL dataon the UL carrier corresponding to CC1 and receives the PHICHinformation (ACK/NACK indicating whether the UL data is correctlyreceived or not) on the DL carrier corresponding to CC0.

Sub-Embodiment 1

The evolved Node B indicates the number of corresponding UL data RAEs byvirtue of DL control indication signaling in a predetermined manner. TheRAEs consist of N (N>0) transmission symbols in a time domain, and amanner of predefining an N value may be adopted for a value of N. In theembodiment of the disclosure, the predefined N value is one of thefollowing values: 24, 28, 30, 32, 40 and 42. Or, a time-domain durationof the N transmission symbols is predefined to be 0.1 ms.

The evolved Node B schedules UE1 to send the UL data on one or morecorresponding RAEs on the UL carrier corresponding to CC1 through ULgrant signaling on the DL carrier corresponding to 4G CC0.

When a maximum scheduling time window of a UL grant is N_(RAE) ^(sw) andN_(RAE) ^(sw) includes Y RAEs, the evolved Node B indicates UE1 to sendthe UL data on one or more RAEs in the Y RAEs. In the embodiment of thedisclosure, a value of Y is 10, or the value of Y is the number of theRAEs in 1 ms in the time domain.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, when a first resource allocationmanner (similar to a DL resource allocation manner 0 of LTE R12) isadopted in the UL grant, it is necessary to divide multiple RAEs into NGRAGs, wherein NG=┌Y/P┐, and when Y mod P>0, there exist └Y/P┘ RAGs,wherein each RAG includes P RAEs, and in addition, there exist NG−└Y/P┘RAGs, wherein each RAG includes Y−P*└Y/P┘ RAEs. NG bits form a bitmap,wherein each bit identifies whether the corresponding RAG is allocatedor not. The RAGs are arranged from a smallest time index according to atime sequence. A bit mapping sequence of the RAGs is as follows: RAG0 toRAG(NG−1) are sequentially mapped to a highest bit and a lowest bitrespectively, N_(RAE) ^(sw) is a size of the scheduling time window, andY represents the maximum number of RAEs which may be scheduled in thetime window N_(RAE) ^(sw).

In the embodiment of the disclosure, when a second resource allocationmanner is adopted in the UL grant, it is necessary to divide multipleRAEs into NG RAGs, wherein NG=┌Y/P┐, and when Y mod P>0, there exist└Y/P┘ RAGs, wherein each RAG includes P RAEs, and in addition, thereexist NG−└Y/P┘ RAGs, wherein each RAG includes Y−P*└Y/P┘ RAEs. It isnecessary to divide the NG RAGs into P RAG clusters, wherein eachcluster starts with RAGp, wherein 0≦p<P, wherein first ┌log₂ (P)┐ bitsin NG bits indicate a RAG cluster in the P RAG clusters selected forresource mapping.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, a 1-bit offset indicator bit isconfigured to indicate the number of offset RAEs in a RAG cluster duringresource mapping.

The other N_(RB) ^(TYPE1)=|N_(RB) ^(DL)/P|−┌log₂ (P)┐−X bits areconfigured to represent RAEs for resource mapping in the selected RAGclusters. When the 1-bit offset indicator bit is predefined, a value ofX is 1, otherwise is 0, N_(RAE) ^(sw) is the size of the scheduling timelength, and Y represents the maximum number of the RAEs which may bescheduled in the time window N_(RAE) ^(sw).

In the embodiment of the disclosure, when a third resource allocationmanner (similar to an LTE resource allocation manner 2) or continuousresource allocation is adopted in the UL grant, it is necessary toindicate starting positions RAE_(start) of corresponding RAEs and thenumber L_(CRAEs) of continuously allocated RAEs by virtue of resourceindicator values, wherein, if (L_(CRAEs)−1)≦└Y/2┘,RIV=Y(L_(CRAEs)−1)+RAE_(start), otherwiseRIV=(Y−L_(CRAEs)+1)+(Y−1−RAE_(start)), wherein L_(CRAEs)≧1 and does notexceed Y−RAE_(start), N_(RAE) ^(sw) is the size of the scheduling timewindow, and Y represents the maximum number of the RAEs which may bescheduled in the time window N_(RAE) ^(sw).

In the embodiment of the disclosure, when a fourth resource allocationmanner (similar to an LTE UL resource allocation manner 1) or continuousresource allocation is adopted in the UL grant, resource allocationinformation indicates continuous RAGs of two clusters of the UE, whereineach cluster has multiple continuous RAGs, a size of each RAG is P,N_(RAE) ^(sw) is the size of the scheduling time window, and Yrepresents the maximum number of the RAEs which may be scheduled in thetime window N_(RAE) ^(sw). An index value r is indicated by

$\left\lceil {\log_{2}\left( \left( \left\lceil \begin{matrix}{{Y/P} + 1} \\4\end{matrix} \right\rceil \right) \right)} \right\rceil$

bits, wherein r is configured to indicate a RAG index s0 correspondingto a starting position and a RAG index s1 corresponding to an endingposition of cluster 0 and a RAG index s2 corresponding to a startingposition and a RAG index s3 corresponding to an ending position ofcluster 1. r is defined by equation

${r = {\sum\limits_{i = 0}^{M - 1}\; {\langle\begin{matrix}{N - s_{i}} \\{M - i}\end{matrix}\rangle}}},$

wherein M=4 and N=┌Y/P┐+1, wherein {s_(i)}_(i=0) ^(M-1) (1≦s_(i)≦M,s_(i)<s_(i+1)) is a RAG index in M RAG indexes which have been sequencedfrom small to large (wherein the RAGs are sequenced according to a timerelationship), and

${\langle\begin{matrix}x \\y\end{matrix}\rangle} = \left\{ {\begin{matrix}\begin{pmatrix}x \\y\end{pmatrix} & {x \geq y} \\0 & {x < y}\end{matrix}.} \right.$

Wherein, the evolved Node B may configure a value of P to UE1 throughhigh-layer signaling, or, the evolved Node B and the UE make aconsistent definition about the value of P in a predetermination manner,or, the value of P is predefined to form a one-to-one correspondingrelationship with a bandwidth of the 4G LTE carrier, or, the value of Pis predefined to form a one-to-one corresponding relationship with abandwidth of the high-frequency carrier, for example, as shown in Table1, wherein Sn(n=1)>0, and In the embodiment of the disclosure, when thecorresponding relationship is formed with the bandwidth of the 4G LTEcarrier, N1=10, N2=26, N3=63, N4=110, S1=1, S2=2, S3=3 and S4=4.

(A) value(s) of N_(RAE) ^(sw) and Y may be determined in manners asfollows:

1: the evolved Node B configures the value(s) to the UE throughhigh-layer signaling;

2: the evolved Node B and the UE predefine the value(s) of N_(RAE) ^(sw)and/or Y; and

3: different system bandwidths are predefined to corresponding toindependent values of N_(RAE) ^(sw) and/or Y. In the embodiment of thedisclosure, the system bandwidth may be a bandwidth of a schedulingcarrier (a bandwidth of a carrier where the DL control signaling islocated).

The value(s) of the DL N_(RAE) ^(sw) and/or Y and the value(s) of the ULN_(RAE) ^(sw) and/or Y may be independently defined or configured, ormay be defined and configured in a unified manner, and the value(s) ofthe DL N_(RAE) ^(sw) and/or Y are/is equal to the value(s) of the ULN_(RAE) ^(sw) and/or Y.

Sub-Embodiment 2

The evolved Node B indicates the number of corresponding DL data RAEs byvirtue of DL control indication signaling in a predetermined manner. TheRAEs consist of N (N>0) transmission symbols in a time domain, and avalue of N may be defined by the evolved Node B and UE in apredefinition manner, wherein the value of N forms a one-to-onecorresponding relationship with the bandwidth of the 4G LTE CC, or thevalue of N forms a corresponding relationship with the bandwidth of thehigh-frequency CC, as shown in Table 2, wherein Zn(1˜4) are integersmore than 0.

The evolved Node B schedules UE1 to send the UL data on one or morecorresponding RAEs on the UL carrier corresponding to CC1 through ULgrant signaling on the DL carrier corresponding to 4G CC0.

When a maximum scheduling time window of a UL grant is N_(RAE) ^(sw) andN_(RAE) ^(sw) includes Y RAEs, the evolved Node B indicates UE1 to sendthe UL data on one or more RAEs in the Y RAEs. In the embodiment of thedisclosure, a value of Y is 10, or the value of Y is the number of theRAEs in 1 ms in the time domain.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, when a first resource allocationmanner (similar to a DL resource allocation manner 0 of LTE R12) isadopted in the UL grant, it is necessary to divide multiple RAEs into NGRAGs, wherein NG=┌Y/P┐, and when Y mod P>0, there exist └Y/P┘ RAGs,wherein each RAG includes P RAEs, and in addition, there exist NG−└Y/P┘RAGs, wherein each RAG includes Y−P*└Y/P┘ RAEs. NG bits form a bitmap,wherein each bit identifies whether the corresponding RAG is allocatedor not. The RAGs are arranged from a smallest time index according to atime sequence. A bit mapping sequence of the RAGs is as follows: RAG0 toRAG(NG−1) are sequentially mapped to a highest bit and a lowest bitrespectively, N_(RAE) ^(sw) is a size of the scheduling time window, andY represents the maximum number of RAEs which may be scheduled in thetime window N_(RAE) ^(sw).

In the embodiment of the disclosure, when a second resource allocationmanner is adopted in the UL grant, it is necessary to divide multipleRAEs into NG RAGs, wherein NG=┌Y/P┐, and when Y mod P>0, there exist└Y/P┘ RAGs, wherein each RAG includes P RAEs, and in addition, thereexist NG−└Y/P┘ RAGs, wherein each RAG includes Y−P*└Y/P┘ RAEs. It isnecessary to divide the NG RAGs into P RAG clusters, wherein eachcluster starts with RAGp, wherein 0≦p<P, wherein first ┌log₂ (P)┐ bitsin NG bits indicate a RAG cluster in the P RAG clusters selected forresource mapping.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, a 1-bit offset indicator bit isconfigured to indicate the number of offset RAEs in a RAG cluster duringresource mapping.

The other N_(RB) ^(TYPE1)=|N_(RB) ^(DL)/P|−┌log₂ (P)┐−X bits areconfigured to represent RAEs for resource mapping in the selected RAGclusters. When the 1-bit offset indicator bit is predefined, a value ofX is 1, otherwise is 0, N_(RAE) ^(sw) is the size of the scheduling timelength, and Y represents the maximum number of the RAEs which may bescheduled in the time window N_(RAE) ^(sw).

In the embodiment of the disclosure, when a third resource allocationmanner (similar to an LTE resource allocation manner 2) or continuousresource allocation is adopted in the UL grant, it is necessary toindicate starting positions RAE_(start) of corresponding RAEs and thenumber L_(CRAEs) of continuously allocated RAEs by virtue of resourceindicator values, wherein, if (L_(CRAEs)−1)≦└Y/2┘,RIV=Y(L_(CRAEs)−1)+RAE_(start), otherwiseRIV=Y(Y−L_(CRAEs)+1)+(Y−1−RAE_(start)), wherein L_(CRAEs)≧1 and does notexceed Y−RAE_(start), N_(RAE) ^(sw) is the size of the scheduling timewindow, and Y represents the maximum number of the RAEs which may bescheduled in the time window N_(RAE) ^(sw).

In the embodiment of the disclosure, when a fourth resource allocationmanner (similar to an LTE UL resource allocation manner 1) or continuousresource allocation is adopted in the DL grant, resource allocationinformation indicates continuous RAGs of two clusters of the UE, whereineach cluster has multiple continuous RAGs, a size of each RAG is P,N_(RAE) ^(sw) is the size of the scheduling time window, and Yrepresents the maximum number of the RAEs which may be scheduled in thetime window N_(RAE) ^(sw). An index value r is indicated by

$\left\lceil {\log_{2}\left( \left( \left\lceil \begin{matrix}{{Y/P} + 1} \\4\end{matrix} \right\rceil \right) \right)} \right\rceil$

bits, wherein r is configured to indicate a RAG index s0 correspondingto a starting position and a RAG index A_(—) corresponding to an endingposition of cluster 0 and a RAG index s2 corresponding to a startingposition and a RAG index s3 corresponding to an ending position ofcluster 1. r is defined by equation

${r = {\sum\limits_{i = 0}^{M - 1}\; {\langle\begin{matrix}{N - s_{i}} \\{M - i}\end{matrix}\rangle}}},$

wherein M=4 and N=┌Y/P┐+1, wherein {s_(i)}_(i=0) ^(M-1) (1≦s_(i)≦M,s_(i)<s_(i+1)) is a RAG index in M RAG indexes which have been sequencedfrom small to large (wherein the RAGs are sequenced according to a timerelationship), and

${\langle\begin{matrix}x \\y\end{matrix}\rangle} = \left\{ {\begin{matrix}\begin{pmatrix}x \\y\end{pmatrix} & {x \geq y} \\0 & {x < y}\end{matrix}.} \right.$

Wherein, the evolved Node B may configure a value of P to UE1 throughhigh-layer signaling, or, the evolved Node B and the UE make aconsistent definition about the value of P in a predetermination manner,or, the value of P is predefined to form a one-to-one correspondingrelationship with a bandwidth of the 4G LTE carrier, or, the value of Pis predefined to form a one-to-one corresponding relationship with abandwidth of the high-frequency carrier, for example, as shown in Table1, wherein Sn(n=1)>0, and In the embodiment of the disclosure, when thecorresponding relationship is formed with the bandwidth of the 4G LTEcarrier, N1=10, N2=26, N3=63, N4=110, S1=1, S2=2, S3=3 and S4=4.

(A) value(s) of N_(RAE) ^(sw) and Y may be determined in manners asfollows:

1: the evolved Node B configures the value(s) to the UE throughhigh-layer signaling;

2: the evolved Node B and the UE predefine the value(s) of N_(RAE) ^(sw)and/or Y; and

3: different system bandwidths are predefined to corresponding toindependent values of N_(RAE) ^(sw) and/or Y. In the embodiment of thedisclosure, the system bandwidth may be a bandwidth of a schedulingcarrier (a bandwidth of a carrier where the DL control signaling islocated).

Sub-Embodiment 3

The evolved Node B indicates the number of corresponding DL data RAEs byvirtue of DL control indication signaling in a predetermined manner. TheRAEs consist of N (N>0) transmission symbols in a time domain, and theevolved Node B may configure a value of N to UE through high-layersignaling. In the embodiment of the disclosure, the predefined N valueis one of the following values: 24, 28, 30, 32, 40 and 42.

The evolved Node B schedules UE1 to send the UL data on one or morecorresponding RAEs on the UL carrier corresponding to CC1 through ULgrant signaling on 4G CC0.

When a maximum scheduling time window of a UL grant is N_(RAE) ^(sw) andN_(RAE) ^(sw) includes Y RAEs, the evolved Node B indicates UE1 to sendthe UL data on one or more RAEs in the Y RAEs. In the embodiment of thedisclosure, a value of Y is 10, or the value of Y is the number of theRAEs in 1 ms in the time domain.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, when a first resource allocationmanner (similar to a DL resource allocation manner 0 of LTE R12) isadopted in the UL grant, it is necessary to divide multiple RAEs into NGRAGs, wherein NG=┌Y/P┐, and when Y mod P>0, there exist └Y/P┘ RAGs,wherein each RAG includes P RAEs, and in addition, there exist NG−└Y/P┘RAGs, wherein each RAG includes Y−P*└Y/P┘ RAEs. NG bits form a bitmap,wherein each bit identifies whether the corresponding RAG is allocatedor not. The RAGs are arranged from a smallest time index according to atime sequence. A bit mapping sequence of the RAGs is as follows: RAG0 toRAG(NG−1) are sequentially mapped to a highest bit and a lowest bitrespectively, N_(RAE) ^(sw) is a size of the scheduling time window, andY represents the maximum number of RAEs which may be scheduled in thetime window N_(RAE) ^(sw).

In the embodiment of the disclosure, when a second resource allocationmanner is adopted in the UL grant, it is necessary to divide multipleRAEs into NG RAGs, wherein NG=┌Y/P┐, and when Y mod P>0, there exist└Y/P┘ RAGs, wherein each RAG includes P RAEs, and in addition, thereexist NG−└Y/P┘ RAGs, wherein each RAG includes Y−P*└Y/P┘ RAEs. It isnecessary to divide the NG RAGs into P RAG clusters, wherein eachcluster starts with RAGp, wherein 0≦p<P, wherein first ┌log₂ (P)┐ bitsin NG bits indicate a RAG cluster in the P RAG clusters selected forresource mapping.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, a 1-bit offset indicator bit isconfigured to indicate the number of offset RAEs in a RAG cluster duringresource mapping.

The other N_(RB) ^(TYPE1)=|N_(RB) ^(DL)/P|−┌log₂ (P)┐−X bits areconfigured to represent RAEs for resource mapping in the selected RAGclusters. When the 1-bit offset indicator bit is predefined, a value ofX is 1, otherwise is 0, N_(RAE) ^(sw) is the size of the scheduling timelength, and Y represents the maximum number of the RAEs which may bescheduled in the time window N_(RAE) ^(sw).

In the embodiment of the disclosure, when a third resource allocationmanner (similar to an LTE resource allocation manner 2) or continuousresource allocation is adopted in the UL grant, it is necessary toindicate starting positions RAE_(start) of corresponding RAEs and thenumber L_(CRAEs) of continuously allocated RAEs by virtue of resourceindicator values, wherein, if (L_(CRAEs)1)≦└Y/2┘,RIV=Y(L_(CRAEs)−1)+RAE_(start), otherwiseRIV=Y(Y−L_(CRAEs)+1)+(Y−1−RAE_(start)), wherein L_(CRAEs)≧1 and does notexceed Y−RAE_(start), N_(RAE) ^(sw) is the size of the scheduling timewindow, and Y represents the maximum number of the RAEs which may bescheduled in the time window N_(RAE) ^(sw).

In the embodiment of the disclosure, when a fourth resource allocationmanner (similar to an LTE UL resource allocation manner 1) or continuousresource allocation is adopted in the UL grant, resource allocationinformation indicates continuous RAGs of two clusters of the UE, whereineach cluster has multiple continuous RAGs, a size of each RAG is P,N_(RAE) ^(sw) is the size of the scheduling time window, and Yrepresents the maximum number of the RAEs which may be scheduled in thetime window N_(RAE) ^(sw). An index value r is indicated by

$\left\lceil {\log_{2}\left( \left( \left\lceil \begin{matrix}{{Y/P} + 1} \\4\end{matrix} \right\rceil \right) \right)} \right\rceil$

bits, wherein r is configured to indicate a RAG index s0 correspondingto a starting position and a RAG index s1 corresponding to an endingposition of cluster 0 and a RAG index s2 corresponding to a startingposition and a RAG index s3 corresponding to an ending position ofcluster 1. r is defined by equation

${r = {\sum\limits_{i = 0}^{M - 1}\; {\langle\begin{matrix}{N - s_{i}} \\{M - i}\end{matrix}\rangle}}},$

wherein M=4 and N=┌Y/P┐+1, wherein {s_(i)}_(i=0) ^(M-1) (1≦s_(i)≦M.s_(i)<s_(i+1)) is a RAG index in M RAG indexes which have been sequencedfrom small to large (wherein the RAGs are sequenced according to a timerelationship), and

${\langle\begin{matrix}x \\y\end{matrix}\rangle} = \left\{ {\begin{matrix}\begin{pmatrix}x \\y\end{pmatrix} & {x \geq y} \\0 & {x < y}\end{matrix}.} \right.$

Wherein, the evolved Node B may configure a value of P to UE1 throughhigh-layer signaling, or, the evolved Node B and the UE make aconsistent definition about the value of P in a predetermination manner,or, the value of P is predefined to form a one-to-one correspondingrelationship with a bandwidth of the 4G LTE carrier, or, the value of Pis predefined to form a one-to-one corresponding relationship with abandwidth of the high-frequency carrier, for example, as shown in Table1, wherein Sn(n=1)>0, and In the embodiment of the disclosure, when thecorresponding relationship is formed with the bandwidth of the 4G LTEcarrier, N1=10, N2=26, N3=63, N4=110, S1=1, S2=2, S3=3 and S4=4.

(A) value(s) of N_(RAE) ^(sw) and Y may be determined in manners asfollows:

1: the evolved Node B configures the value(s) to the UE throughhigh-layer signaling;

2: the evolved Node B and the UE predefine the value(s) of N_(RAE) ^(sw)and/or Y; and

3: different system bandwidths are predefined to corresponding toindependent values of N_(RAE) ^(sw) and/or Y. In the embodiment of thedisclosure, the system bandwidth may be a bandwidth of a schedulingcarrier (a bandwidth of a carrier where the DL control signaling islocated).

Embodiment 3

It is supposed that at least one CC, i.e. CC0, is linked with UE1, andCC0 may be positioned in node TP0. When an evolved Node B is intended tosend DL data to UE1 on a DL carrier corresponding to the CC and expectscorrect reception of UE1, the evolved Node B sends corresponding DLcontrol indication signaling on CC0 to indicate a time-domain resourceposition of the DL data corresponding to UE1 on CC0, as shown in FIG. 7,wherein it is supposed that CC0 is a 4G LTE CC, or, CC0 is ahigh-frequency CC. DR refers to that UE1 receives the DL data on the DLcarrier corresponding to CC0, HARQ refers to that UE1 feeds back HARQinformation for the DL data on a UL carrier corresponding to CC0, RRrefers to that UE1 receives retransmitted DL data on a high-frequencycarrier, and NR refers to that UE1 receives newly transmitted DL data onthe high-frequency carrier.

Sub-Embodiment 1

The evolved Node B indicates the number of corresponding DL data RAEs byvirtue of DL control indication signaling in a predetermined manner. TheRAEs consist of N (N>0) transmission symbols in a time domain, and amanner of predefining an N value may be adopted for a value of N. In theembodiment of the disclosure, the predefined N value is one of thefollowing values: 24, 28, 30, 32, 40 and 42. Or, when the CC is ahigh-frequency carrier, a time-domain duration of the N transmissionsymbols is predefined to be 0.1 ms, and when the CC is a 4G LTE CC, thetime-domain duration of the N transmission symbols is predefined to be 1ms.

The evolved Node B schedules UE1 to receive the DL data on one or morecorresponding RAEs on the DL carrier corresponding to CC0 through DLgrant signaling on the DL carrier corresponding to CC0.

When a maximum scheduling time window of a DL grant is N_(RAE) ^(sw) andN_(RAE) ^(sw) includes Y RAEs, the evolved Node B indicates UE1 toreceive the DL data on one or more RAEs in the Y RAEs. In the embodimentof the disclosure, a value of Y is more than or equal to 1.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, when a first resource allocationmanner (similar to a DL resource allocation manner 0 of LTE R12) isadopted in the DL grant, it is necessary to divide multiple RAEs into NGRAGs, wherein NG=┌Y/P┐, and when Y mod P>0, there exist └Y/P┘ RAGs,wherein each RAG includes P RAEs, and in addition, there exist NG−└Y/P┘RAGs, wherein each RAG includes Y−P*└Y/P┘ RAEs. NG bits form a bitmap,wherein each bit identifies whether the corresponding RAG is allocatedor not. The RAGs are arranged from a smallest time index according to atime sequence. A bit mapping sequence of the RAGs is as follows: RAG0 toRAG(NG−1) are sequentially mapped to a highest bit and a lowest bitrespectively, N_(RAE) ^(sw) is a size of the scheduling time window, andY represents the maximum number of RAEs which may be scheduled in thetime window N_(RAE) ^(sw).

In the embodiment of the disclosure, when a second resource allocationmanner is adopted in the DL grant, it is necessary to divide multipleRAEs into NG RAGs, wherein NG=┌Y/P┐, and when Y mod P>0, there exist└Y/P┘ RAGs, wherein each RAG includes P RAEs, and in addition, thereexist NG−└Y/P┘ RAGs, wherein each RAG includes Y−P*└Y/P┘ RAEs. It isnecessary to divide the NG RAGs into P RAG clusters, wherein eachcluster starts with RAGp, wherein 0≦p<P, wherein first ┌log₂ (P)┐ bitsin NG bits indicate a RAG cluster in the P RAG clusters selected forresource mapping.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, a 1-bit offset indicator bit isconfigured to indicate the number of offset RAEs in a RAG cluster duringresource mapping.

The other N_(RB) ^(TYPE1)=|N_(RB) ^(DL)/P|−┌log₂ (P)┐−X bits areconfigured to represent RAEs for resource mapping in the selected RAGclusters. When the 1-bit offset indicator bit is predefined, a value ofX is 1, otherwise is 0, N_(RAE) ^(sw) is the size of the scheduling timelength, and Y represents the maximum number of the RAEs which may bescheduled.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, when a third resource allocationmanner (similar to an LTE resource allocation manner 2) or continuousresource allocation is adopted in the DL grant, it is necessary toindicate starting positions RAE_(start) of corresponding RAEs and thenumber L_(CRAEs) of continuously allocated RAEs by virtue of resourceindicator values, wherein, if (L_(CRAEs)−1)≦└Y/2┘,RIV=Y(L_(CRAEs)−1)+RAE_(start), otherwiseRIV=Y(Y−L_(CRAEs)+1)+(Y−1−RAE_(start)), wherein L_(CRAEs)≧1 and does notexceed Y−RAE_(start), N_(RAE) ^(sw) is the size of the scheduling timewindow, and Y represents the maximum number of the RAEs which may bescheduled in the time window N_(RAE) ^(sw).

In the embodiment of the disclosure, when a fourth resource allocationmanner (similar to an LTE UL resource allocation manner 1) or continuousresource allocation is adopted in the DL grant, resource allocationinformation indicates continuous RAGs of two clusters of the UE, whereineach cluster has multiple continuous RAGs, a size of each RAG is P,N_(RAE) ^(sw) is the size of the scheduling time window, and Yrepresents the maximum number of the RAEs which may be scheduled in thetime window N_(RAE) ^(sw). An index value r is indicated by

$\left\lceil {\log_{2}\left( \left( \left\lceil \begin{matrix}{{Y/P} + 1} \\4\end{matrix} \right\rceil \right) \right)} \right\rceil$

bits, wherein r is configured to indicate a RAG index s0 correspondingto a starting position and a RAG index s1 corresponding to an endingposition of cluster 0 and a RAG index s2 corresponding to a startingposition and a RAG index s3 corresponding to an ending position ofcluster 1. r is defined by equation

${r = {\sum\limits_{i = 0}^{M - 1}\; {\langle\begin{matrix}{N - s_{i}} \\{M - i}\end{matrix}\rangle}}},$

wherein M=4 and N=┌Y/P┐+1, wherein {s_(i)}_(i=0) ^(M-1) (1≦s_(i)≦M,s_(i)<s_(i+1)) is a RAG index in M RAG indexes which have been sequencedfrom small to large (wherein the RAGs are sequenced according to a timerelationship), and

${\langle\begin{matrix}x \\y\end{matrix}\rangle} = \left\{ {\begin{matrix}\begin{pmatrix}x \\y\end{pmatrix} & {x \geq y} \\0 & {x < y}\end{matrix}.} \right.$

Wherein, the evolved Node B may configure a value of P to UE1 throughhigh-layer signaling, or, the evolved Node B and the UE make aconsistent definition about the value of P in a predetermination manner,or, the value of P is predefined to form a one-to-one correspondingrelationship with a bandwidth of the CC, for example, as shown in Table1, wherein Sn(n=1)>0, and In the embodiment of the disclosure, when thecorresponding relationship is formed with the bandwidth of the 4G LTEcarrier, N1=10, N2=26, N3=63, N4=110, S1=1, S2=2, S3=3 and S4=4.

(A) value(s) of N_(RAE) ^(sw) and Y may be determined in manners asfollows:

1: the evolved Node B configures the value(s) to the UE throughhigh-layer signaling;

2: the evolved Node B and the UE predefine the value(s) of N_(RAE) ^(sw)and/or Y; and

3: different system bandwidths are predefined to corresponding toindependent values of N_(RAE) ^(sw) and/or Y. In the embodiment of thedisclosure, the system bandwidth may be a bandwidth of a schedulingcarrier (a bandwidth of a carrier where the DL control signaling islocated).

Sub-Embodiment 2

The evolved Node B indicates the number of corresponding DL data RAEs byvirtue of DL control indication signaling in a predetermined manner. TheRAEs consist of N (N>0) transmission symbols in a time domain, and avalue of N may be defined by the evolved Node B and UE in apredefinition manner, wherein the value of N forms a one-to-onecorresponding relationship with the bandwidth of the carrier, or thevalue of N forms a corresponding relationship with the bandwidth of thehigh-frequency carrier, as shown in Table 2, wherein Zn(1˜4) areintegers more than 0.

The evolved Node B schedules UE1 to receive the DL data on one or morecorresponding RAEs on the DL carrier corresponding to CC0 through DLgrant signaling on the DL carrier corresponding to CC0.

When a maximum scheduling time window of a DL grant is N_(RAE) ^(sw) andN_(RAE) ^(sw) includes Y RAEs, the evolved Node B indicates UE1 toreceive the DL data on one or more RAEs in the Y RAEs. In the embodimentof the disclosure, a value of Y is more than or equal to 1.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, when a first resource allocationmanner (similar to a DL resource allocation manner 0 of LTE R12) isadopted in the DL grant, it is necessary to divide multiple RAEs into NGRAGs, wherein NG=┌Y/P┐, and when Y mod P>0, there exist └Y/P┘ RAGs,wherein each RAG includes P RAEs, and in addition, there exist NG−└Y/P┘RAGs, wherein each RAG includes Y−P*└Y/P┘ RAEs. NG bits form a bitmap,wherein each bit identifies whether the corresponding RAG is allocatedor not. The RAGs are arranged from a smallest time index according to atime sequence. A bit mapping sequence of the RAGs is as follows: RAG0 toRAG(NG−1) are sequentially mapped to a highest bit and a lowest bitrespectively, N_(RAE) ^(sw) is a size of the scheduling time window, andY represents the maximum number of RAEs which may be scheduled.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, when a second resource allocationmanner is adopted in the DL grant, it is necessary to divide multipleRAEs into NG RAGs, wherein NG=┌Y/P┐, and when Y mod P>0, there exist└Y/P┘ RAGs, wherein each RAG includes P RAEs, and in addition, thereexist NG−└Y/P┘ RAGs, wherein each RAG includes Y−P*└Y/P┘ RAEs. It isnecessary to divide the NG RAGs into P RAG clusters, wherein eachcluster starts with RAGp, wherein 0≦p<P, wherein first ┌log₂ (P)┐ bitsin NG bits indicate a RAG cluster in the P RAG clusters selected forresource mapping.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, a 1-bit offset indicator bit isconfigured to indicate the number of offset RAEs in a RAG cluster duringresource mapping.

The other N_(RB) ^(TYPE1)=|N_(RB) ^(DL)/P|−┌log₂ (P)┐−X bits areconfigured to represent RAEs for resource mapping in the selected RAGclusters. When the 1-bit offset indicator bit is predefined, a value ofX is 1, otherwise is 0, N_(RAE) ^(sw) is the size of the scheduling timelength, and Y represents the maximum number of the RAEs which may bescheduled.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, when a third resource allocationmanner (similar to an LTE resource allocation manner 2) or continuousresource allocation is adopted in the DL grant, it is necessary toindicate starting positions RAE_(start) of corresponding RAEs and thenumber L_(CRAEs) of continuously allocated RAEs by virtue of resourceindicator values, wherein, if (L_(CRAEs)−1)≦└Y/2┘,RIV=Y(L_(CRAEs)−1)+RAE_(start), otherwiseRIV=Y(Y−L_(CRAEs)+1)+(Y−1−RAE_(start)), wherein L_(CRAEs)≦1 and does notexceed Y−RAE_(start), N_(RAE) ^(sw) is the size of the scheduling timewindow, and Y represents the maximum number of the RAEs which may bescheduled in the time window N_(RAE) ^(sw).

In the embodiment of the disclosure, when a fourth resource allocationmanner (similar to an LTE UL resource allocation manner 1) or continuousresource allocation is adopted in the DL grant, resource allocationinformation indicates continuous RAGs of two clusters of the UE, whereineach cluster has multiple continuous RAGs, a size of each RAG is P,N_(RAE) ^(sw) is the size of the scheduling time window, and Yrepresents the maximum number of the RAEs which may be scheduled. Anindex value r is indicated by

$\left\lceil {\log_{2}\left( \left( \left\lceil \begin{matrix}{{Y/P} + 1} \\4\end{matrix} \right\rceil \right) \right)} \right\rceil$

bits, wherein r is configured to indicate a RAG index s0 correspondingto a starting position and a RAG index s1 corresponding to an endingposition of cluster 0 and a RAG index s2 corresponding to a startingposition and a RAG index s3 corresponding to an ending position ofcluster 1. r is defined by equation

${r = {\sum\limits_{i = 0}^{M - 1}{\langle\begin{matrix}{N - s_{i}} \\{M - i}\end{matrix}\rangle}}},$

wherein M=4 and N=┌Y/P┐+1, wherein {s_(i)}_(i=0) ^(M-1) (1≦s_(i)≦M,s_(i)<s_(i+1)) is a RAG index in M RAG indexes which have been sequencedfrom small to large (wherein the RAGs are sequenced according to a timerelationship), and

${\langle\begin{matrix}x \\y\end{matrix}\rangle} = \left\{ {\begin{matrix}\begin{pmatrix}x \\y\end{pmatrix} & {x \geq y} \\0 & {x < y}\end{matrix}.} \right.$

Wherein, the evolved Node B may configure a value of P to UE1 throughhigh-layer signaling, or, the evolved Node B and the UE make aconsistent definition about the value of P in a predetermination manner,or, the value of P is predefined to form a one-to-one correspondingrelationship with a bandwidth of the CC, for example, as shown in Table1, wherein Sn(n=1)>0, and In the embodiment of the disclosure, when thecorresponding relationship is formed with the bandwidth of the 4G LTEcarrier, N1=10, N2=26, N3=63, N4=110, S1=1, S2=2, S3=3 and S4=4.

(A) value(s) of N_(RAE) ^(sw) and Y may be determined in manners asfollows:

1: the evolved Node B configures the value(s) to the UE throughhigh-layer signaling;

2: the evolved Node B and the UE predefine the value(s) of N_(RAE) ^(sw)and/or Y; and

3: different system bandwidths are predefined to corresponding toindependent values of N_(RAE) ^(sw) and/or Y. In the embodiment of thedisclosure, the system bandwidth may be a bandwidth of a schedulingcarrier (a bandwidth of a carrier where the DL control signaling islocated).

Sub-Embodiment 3

The evolved Node B indicates the number of corresponding DL data RAEs byvirtue of DL control indication signaling in a predetermined manner. TheRAEs consist of N (N>0) transmission symbols in a time domain, and theevolved Node B may configure a value of N to UE through high-layersignaling. In the embodiment of the disclosure, the predefined N valueis one of the following values: 24, 28, 30, 32, 40 and 42.

The evolved Node B schedules UE1 to receive the DL data on one or morecorresponding RAEs on a DL carrier corresponding to CC1 through DL grantsignaling on the DL carrier corresponding to CC0.

When a maximum scheduling time window of a DL grant is N_(RAE) ^(sw) andN_(RAE) ^(sw) includes Y RAEs, the evolved Node B indicates UE1 toreceive the DL data on one or more RAEs in the Y RAEs. In the embodimentof the disclosure, a value of Y is more than or equal to 1.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, when a first resource allocationmanner (similar to a DL resource allocation manner 0 of LTE R12) isadopted in the DL grant, it is necessary to divide multiple RAEs into NGRAGs, wherein NG=┌Y/P┐, and when Y mod P>0, there exist └Y/P┘ RAGs,wherein each RAG includes P RAEs, and in addition, there exist NG−└Y/P┘RAGs, wherein each RAG includes Y−P*└Y/P┘ RAEs. NG bits form a bitmap,wherein each bit identifies whether the corresponding RAG is allocatedor not. The RAGs are arranged from a smallest time index according to atime sequence. A bit mapping sequence of the RAGs is as follows: RAG0 toRAG(NG−1) are sequentially mapped to a highest bit and a lowest bitrespectively, N_(RAE) ^(sw) is a size of the scheduling time window, andY represents the maximum number of RAEs which may be scheduled.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, when a second resource allocationmanner is adopted in the DL grant, it is necessary to divide multipleRAEs into NG RAGs, wherein NG=┌Y/P┐, and when Y mod P>0, there exist└Y/P┘ RAGs, wherein each RAG includes P RAEs, and in addition, thereexist NG−└Y/P┘ RAGs, wherein each RAG includes Y−P*└Y/P┘ RAEs. It isnecessary to divide the NG RAGs into P RAG clusters, wherein eachcluster starts with RAGp, wherein 0≦p<P, wherein first ┌log₂ (P)┐ bitsin NG bits indicate a RAG cluster in the P RAG clusters selected forresource mapping.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, a 1-bit offset indicator bit isconfigured to indicate the number of offset RAEs in a RAG cluster duringresource mapping.

The other N_(RB) ^(TYPE1)=|N_(RB) ^(DL)/P|−┌log₂ (P)┐−X bits areconfigured to represent RAEs for resource mapping in the selected RAGclusters. When the 1-bit offset indicator bit is predefined, a value ofX is 1, otherwise is 0, N_(RAE) ^(sw) is the size of the scheduling timelength, and Y represents the maximum number of the RAEs which may bescheduled.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, when a third resource allocationmanner (similar to an LTE resource allocation manner 2) or continuousresource allocation is adopted in the DL grant, it is necessary toindicate starting positions RAE_(start) of corresponding RAEs and thenumber L_(CRAEs) of continuously allocated RAEs by virtue of resourceindicator values, wherein, if (L_(CRAEs)−1)≦└Y/2┘,RIV=Y(L_(CRAEs)−1)+RAE_(start), otherwiseRIV=Y(Y−L_(CRAEs)+1)+(Y−1−RAE_(start)), wherein L_(CRAEs)≦1 and does notexceed Y−RAE_(start), N_(RAE) ^(sw) is the size of the scheduling timewindow, and Y represents the maximum number of the RAEs which may bescheduled.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, when a fourth resource allocationmanner (similar to an LTE UL resource allocation manner 1) or continuousresource allocation is adopted in the DL grant, resource allocationinformation indicates continuous RAGs of two clusters of the UE, whereineach cluster has multiple continuous RAGs, a size of each RAG is P,N_(RAE) ^(sw) is the size of the scheduling time window, and Yrepresents the maximum number of the RAEs which may be scheduled in thetime window N_(RAE) ^(sw). An index value r is indicated

$\left\lceil {\log_{2}\left( \left( \left\lceil \begin{matrix}{{Y/P} + 1} \\4\end{matrix} \right\rceil \right) \right)} \right\rceil$

by bits, wherein r is configured to indicate a RAG index s0corresponding to a starting position and a RAG index s1 corresponding toan ending position of cluster 0 and a RAG index s2 corresponding to astarting position and a RAG index s3 corresponding to an ending positionof cluster 1. r is defined by equation

${r = {\sum\limits_{i = 0}^{M - 1}{\langle\begin{matrix}{N - s_{i}} \\{M - i}\end{matrix}\rangle}}},$

wherein M=4 and N=┌Y/P┐+1, wherein {s_(i)}_(i=0) ^(M-1) (1≦s_(i)≦M,s_(i)<s_(i+1)) is a RAG index in M RAG indexes which have been sequencedfrom small to large (wherein the RAGs are sequenced according to a timerelationship), and

${\langle\begin{matrix}x \\y\end{matrix}\rangle} = \left\{ {\begin{matrix}\begin{pmatrix}x \\y\end{pmatrix} & {x \geq y} \\0 & {x < y}\end{matrix}.} \right.$

Wherein, the evolved Node B may configure a value of P to UE1 throughhigh-layer signaling, or, the evolved Node B and the UE make aconsistent definition about the value of P in a predetermination manner,or, the value of P is predefined to form a one-to-one correspondingrelationship with a bandwidth of the CC, for example, as shown in Table1, wherein Sn(n=1)>0, and In the embodiment of the disclosure, when thecorresponding relationship is formed with the bandwidth of the 4G LTEcarrier, N1=10, N2=26, N3=63, N4=110, S1=1, S2=2, S3=3 and S4=4.

(A) value(s) of N_(RAE) ^(sw) and Y may be determined in manners asfollows:

1: the evolved Node B configures the value(s) to the UE throughhigh-layer signaling;

2: the evolved Node B and the UE predefine the value(s) of N_(RAE) ^(sw)and/or Y; and

3: different system bandwidths are predefined to corresponding toindependent values of N_(RAE) ^(sw) and/or Y. In the embodiment of thedisclosure, the system bandwidth may be a bandwidth of a schedulingcarrier (a bandwidth of a carrier where the DL control signaling islocated).

Embodiment 4

It is supposed that at least one CC, i.e. CC0, is linked with UE1, andCC0 may be positioned in node TP0. When an evolved Node B is intended tosend UL grant signaling to UE1 on a DL carrier corresponding to the CCto indicate UE1 to send UL data on a UL carrier corresponding to CC0 andsimultaneously indicate a time-domain resource position of the UL datacorresponding to UE1, as shown in FIG. 8, wherein it is supposed thatCC0 is a 4G LTE CC, or, CC0 is a high-frequency CC. UT refers to thatUE1 sends the UL data on the UL carrier corresponding to CC0 andreceives the PHICH information (ACK/NACK indicating whether the UL datais correctly received or not) on the DL carrier corresponding to CC0.

Sub-Embodiment 1

The evolved Node B indicates the number of corresponding UL data RAEs byvirtue of DL control indication signaling in a predetermined manner. TheRAEs consist of N (N>0) transmission symbols in a time domain, and amanner of predefining an N value may be adopted for a value of N. In theembodiment of the disclosure, the predefined N value is one of thefollowing values: 24, 28, 30, 32, 40 and 42. Or, when the CC is ahigh-frequency carrier, a time-domain duration of the N transmissionsymbols is predefined to be 0.1 ms, and when the CC is a 4G LTE CC, thetime-domain duration of the N transmission symbols is predefined to be 1ms.

The evolved Node B schedules UE1 to send the UL data on one or morecorresponding RAEs on the UL carrier corresponding to CC0 through ULgrant signaling on the DL carrier corresponding to CC0.

When a maximum scheduling time window of a UL grant is N_(RAE) ^(sw) andN_(RAE) ^(sw) includes Y RAEs, the evolved Node B indicates UE1 to sendthe UL data on one or more RAEs in the Y RAEs. In the embodiment of thedisclosure, a value of Y is more than or equal to 1.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, when a first resource allocationmanner (similar to a DL resource allocation manner 0 of LTE R12) isadopted in the UL grant, it is necessary to divide multiple RAEs into NGRAGs, wherein NG=┌Y/P┐, and when Y mod P>0, there exist └Y/P┘ RAGs,wherein each RAG includes P RAEs, and in addition, there exist NG−└Y/P┘RAGs, wherein each RAG includes Y−P*└Y/P┘ RAEs. NG bits form a bitmap,wherein each bit identifies whether the corresponding RAG is allocatedor not. The RAGs are arranged from a smallest time index according to atime sequence. A bit mapping sequence of the RAGs is as follows: RAG0 toRAG(NG−1) are sequentially mapped to a highest bit and a lowest bitrespectively, N_(RAE) ^(sw) is a size of the scheduling time window, andY represents the maximum number of RAEs which may be scheduled in thetime window N_(RAE) ^(sw).

In the embodiment of the disclosure, when a second resource allocationmanner is adopted in the UL grant, it is necessary to divide multipleRAEs into NG RAGs, wherein NG=┌Y/P┐, and when Y mod P>0, there exist└Y/P┘ RAGs, wherein each RAG includes P RAEs, and in addition, thereexist NG−└Y/P┘ RAGs, wherein each RAG includes Y−P*└Y/P┘ RAEs. It isnecessary to divide the NG RAGs into P RAG clusters, wherein eachcluster starts with RAGp, wherein 0≦p<P, wherein first ┌log₂ (P)┐ bitsin NG bits indicate a RAG cluster in the P RAG clusters selected forresource mapping.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, a 1-bit offset indicator bit isconfigured to indicate the number of offset RAEs in a RAG cluster duringresource mapping.

The other N_(RB) ^(TYPE1)=|N_(RB) ^(DL)/P|−┌log₂ (P)┐−X bits areconfigured to represent RAEs for resource mapping in the selected RAGclusters. When the 1-bit offset indicator bit is predefined, a value ofX is 1, otherwise is 0, N_(RAE) ^(sw) is the size of the scheduling timelength, and Y represents the maximum number of the RAEs which may bescheduled in the time window N_(RAE) ^(sw).

In the embodiment of the disclosure, when a third resource allocationmanner (similar to an LTE resource allocation manner 2) or continuousresource allocation is adopted in the UL grant, it is necessary toindicate starting positions RAE_(start) of corresponding RAEs and thenumber L_(CRAEs) of continuously allocated RAEs by virtue of resourceindicator values, wherein, if (L_(CRAEs)−1)≦└Y/2┘,RIV=Y(L_(CRAEs)−1)+RAE_(start), otherwiseRIV=Y(Y−L_(CRAEs)+1)+(Y−1−RAE_(start)), wherein L_(CRAEs)≧1 and does notexceed Y−RAE_(start), N_(RAE) ^(sw) is the size of the scheduling timewindow, and Y represents the maximum number of the RAEs which may bescheduled in the time window N_(RAE) ^(sw).

In the embodiment of the disclosure, when a fourth resource allocationmanner (similar to an LTE UL resource allocation manner 1) or continuousresource allocation is adopted in the UL grant, resource allocationinformation indicates continuous RAGs of two clusters of the UE, whereineach cluster has multiple continuous RAGs, a size of each RAG is P,N_(RAE) ^(sw) is the size of the scheduling time window, and Yrepresents the maximum number of the RAEs which may be scheduled in thetime window N_(RAE) ^(sw). An index value r is indicated by

$\left\lceil {\log_{2}\left( \left( \left\lceil \begin{matrix}{{Y/P} + 1} \\4\end{matrix} \right\rceil \right) \right)} \right\rceil$

bits, wherein r is configured to indicate a RAG index s0 correspondingto a starting position and a RAG index s1 corresponding to an endingposition of cluster 0 and a RAG index s2 corresponding to a startingposition and a RAG index s3 corresponding to an ending position ofcluster 1. r is defined by equation

${r = {\sum\limits_{i = 0}^{M - 1}{\langle\begin{matrix}{N - s_{i}} \\{M - i}\end{matrix}\rangle}}},$

wherein M=4 and N=┌Y/P┐+1, wherein {s_(i)}_(i=0) ^(M-1) (1≦s_(i)≦M,s_(i)<s_(i+1)) is a RAG index in M RAG indexes which have been sequencedfrom small to large (wherein the RAGs are sequenced according to a timerelationship), and

${\langle\begin{matrix}x \\y\end{matrix}\rangle} = \left\{ {\begin{matrix}\begin{pmatrix}x \\y\end{pmatrix} & {x \geq y} \\0 & {x < y}\end{matrix}.} \right.$

Wherein, the evolved Node B may configure a value of P to UE1 throughhigh-layer signaling, or, the evolved Node B and the UE make aconsistent definition about the value of P in a predetermination manner,or, the value of P is predefined to form a one-to-one correspondingrelationship with a bandwidth of the CC, for example, as shown in Table1, wherein Sn(n=1)>0, and In the embodiment of the disclosure, when thecorresponding relationship is formed with the bandwidth of the 4G LTEcarrier, N1=10, N2=26, N3=63, N4=110, S1=1, S2=2, S3=3 and S4=4.

(A) value(s) of N_(RAE) ^(sw) and Y may be determined in manners asfollows:

1: the evolved Node B configures the value(s) to the UE throughhigh-layer signaling;

2: the evolved Node B and the UE predefine the value(s) of N_(RAE) ^(sw)and/or Y; and

3: different system bandwidths are predefined to corresponding toindependent values of N_(RAE) ^(sw) and/or Y. In the embodiment of thedisclosure, the system bandwidth may be a bandwidth of a schedulingcarrier (a bandwidth of a carrier where the DL control signaling islocated).

Sub-Embodiment 2

The evolved Node B indicates the number of corresponding DL data RAEs byvirtue of DL control indication signaling in a predetermined manner. TheRAEs consist of N (N>0) transmission symbols in a time domain, and avalue of N may be defined by the evolved Node B and UE in apredefinition manner, wherein the value of N forms a one-to-onecorresponding relationship with the bandwidth of the carrier, or thevalue of N forms a corresponding relationship with the bandwidth of thehigh-frequency carrier, as shown in Table 2, wherein Zn(1˜4) areintegers more than 0.

The evolved Node B schedules UE1 to send the UL data on one or morecorresponding RAEs on the UL carrier corresponding to CC0 through ULgrant signaling on the DL carrier corresponding to CC0.

When a maximum scheduling time window of a UL grant is N_(RAE) ^(sw) andN_(RAE) ^(sw) includes Y RAEs, the evolved Node B indicates UE1 to sendthe UL data on one or more RAEs in the Y RAEs. In the embodiment of thedisclosure, a value of Y is more than or equal to 1.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, when a first resource allocationmanner (similar to a DL resource allocation manner 0 of LTE R12) isadopted in the UL grant, it is necessary to divide multiple RAEs into NGRAGs, wherein NG=┌Y/P┐, and when Y mod P>0, there exist └Y/P┘ RAGs,wherein each RAG includes P RAEs, and in addition, there exist NG−└Y/P┘RAGs, wherein each RAG includes Y−P*└Y/P┘ RAEs. NG bits form a bitmap,wherein each bit identifies whether the corresponding RAG is allocatedor not. The RAGs are arranged from a smallest time index according to atime sequence. A bit mapping sequence of the RAGs is as follows: RAG0 toRAG(NG−1) are sequentially mapped to a highest bit and a lowest bitrespectively, N_(RAE) ^(sw) is a size of the scheduling time window, andY represents the maximum number of RAEs which may be scheduled in thetime window N_(RAE) ^(sw).

In the embodiment of the disclosure, when a second resource allocationmanner is adopted in the UL grant, it is necessary to divide multipleRAEs into NG RAGs, wherein NG=┌Y/P┐, and when Y mod P>0, there exist└Y/P┘ RAGs, wherein each RAG includes P RAEs, and in addition, thereexist NG−└Y/P┘ RAGs, wherein each RAG includes Y−P*└Y/P┘ RAEs. It isnecessary to divide the NG RAGs into P RAG clusters, wherein eachcluster starts with RAGp, wherein 0≦p<P, wherein first ┌log₂ (P)┐ bitsin NG bits indicate a RAG cluster in the P RAG clusters selected forresource mapping.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, a 1-bit offset indicator bit isconfigured to indicate the number of offset RAEs in a RAG cluster duringresource mapping.

The other N_(RB) ^(TYPE1)=|N_(RB) ^(DL)/P|−┌log₂ (P)┐−X bits areconfigured to represent RAEs for resource mapping in the selected RAGclusters. When the 1-bit offset indicator bit is predefined, a value ofX is 1, otherwise is 0, N_(RAE) ^(sw) is the size of the scheduling timelength, and Y represents the maximum number of the RAEs which may bescheduled.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, when a third resource allocationmanner (similar to an LTE resource allocation manner 2) or continuousresource allocation is adopted in the UL grant, it is necessary toindicate starting positions RAE_(start) of corresponding RAEs and thenumber L_(CRAEs) of continuously allocated RAEs by virtue of resourceindicator values, wherein, if (L_(CRAEs)−1)≦└Y/2┘,RIV=Y(L_(CRAEs)−1)+RAE_(start), otherwiseRIV=Y(Y−L_(CRAEs)+1)+(Y−1−RAE_(start)), wherein L_(CRAEs)≧1 and does notexceed Y−RAE_(start), N_(RAE) ^(sw) is the size of the scheduling timewindow, and Y represents the maximum number of the RAEs which may bescheduled in the time window N_(RAE) ^(sw).

In the embodiment of the disclosure, when a fourth resource allocationmanner (similar to an LTE UL resource allocation manner 1) or continuousresource allocation is adopted in the DL grant, resource allocationinformation indicates continuous RAGs of two clusters of the UE, whereineach cluster has multiple continuous RAGs, a size of each RAG is P,N_(RAE) ^(sw) is the size of the scheduling time window, and Yrepresents the maximum number of the RAEs which may be scheduled in thetime window N_(RAE) ^(sw). An index value r is indicated by

$\left\lceil {\log_{2}\left( \left( \left\lceil \begin{matrix}{{Y/P} + 1} \\4\end{matrix} \right\rceil \right) \right)} \right\rceil$

bits, wherein r is configured to indicate a RAG index s0 correspondingto a starting position and a RAG index s1 corresponding to an endingposition of cluster 0 and a RAG index s2 corresponding to a startingposition and a RAG index s3 corresponding to an ending position ofcluster 1. r is defined by equation

${r = {\sum\limits_{i = 0}^{M - 1}{\langle\begin{matrix}{N - s_{i}} \\{M - i}\end{matrix}\rangle}}},$

wherein M=4 and N=┌Y/P┐+1, wherein {s_(i)}_(i=0) ^(M-1) (1≦s_(i)≦M,s_(i)<s_(i+1)) is a RAG index in M RAG indexes which have been sequencedfrom small to large (wherein the RAGs are sequenced according to a timerelationship), and

${\langle\begin{matrix}x \\y\end{matrix}\rangle} = \left\{ {\begin{matrix}\begin{pmatrix}x \\y\end{pmatrix} & {x \geq y} \\0 & {x < y}\end{matrix}.} \right.$

Wherein, the evolved Node B may configure a value of P to UE1 throughhigh-layer signaling, or, the evolved Node B and the UE make aconsistent definition about the value of P in a predetermination manner,or, the value of P is predefined to form a one-to-one correspondingrelationship with a bandwidth of the CC, for example, as shown in Table1, wherein Sn(n=1)>0, and In the embodiment of the disclosure, when thecorresponding relationship is formed with the bandwidth of the 4G LTEcarrier, N1=10, N2=26, N3=63, N4=110, S1=1, S2=2, S3=3 and S4=4.

(A) value(s) of N_(RAE) ^(sw) and Y may be determined in manners asfollows:

1: the evolved Node B configures the value(s) to the UE throughhigh-layer signaling;

2: the evolved Node B and the UE predefine the value(s) of N_(RAE) ^(sw)and/or Y; and

3: different system bandwidths are predefined to corresponding toindependent values of N_(RAE) ^(sw) and/or Y. In the embodiment of thedisclosure, the system bandwidth may be a bandwidth of a schedulingcarrier (a bandwidth of a carrier where the DL control signaling islocated).

Sub-Embodiment 3

The evolved Node B indicates the number of corresponding DL data RAEs byvirtue of DL control indication signaling in a predetermined manner. TheRAEs consist of N (N>0) transmission symbols in a time domain, and theevolved Node B may configure a value of N to UE through high-layersignaling. In the embodiment of the disclosure, the predefined N valueis one of the following values: 24, 28, 30, 32, 40 and 42.

The evolved Node B schedules UE1 to send the UL data on one or morecorresponding RAEs on the UL carrier corresponding to CC1 through ULgrant signaling on the DL carrier corresponding to CC0.

When a maximum scheduling time window of a UL grant is N_(RAE) ^(sw) andN_(RAE) ^(sw) includes Y RAEs, the evolved Node B indicates UE1 to sendthe UL data on one or more RAEs in the Y RAEs. In the embodiment of thedisclosure, a value of Y is more than or equal to 1.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, when a first resource allocationmanner (similar to a DL resource allocation manner 0 of LTE R12) isadopted in the UL grant, it is necessary to divide multiple RAEs into NGRAGs, wherein NG=┌Y/P┐, and when Y mod P>0, there exist └Y/P┘ RAGs,wherein each RAG includes P RAEs, and in addition, there exist NG−└Y/P┘RAGs, wherein each RAG includes Y−P*└Y/P┘ RAEs. NG bits form a bitmap,wherein each bit identifies whether the corresponding RAG is allocatedor not. The RAGs are arranged from a smallest time index according to atime sequence. A bit mapping sequence of the RAGs is as follows: RAG0 toRAG(NG−1) are sequentially mapped to a highest bit and a lowest bitrespectively, N_(RAE) ^(sw) is a size of the scheduling time window, andY represents the maximum number of RAEs which may be scheduled in thetime window N_(RAE) ^(sw).

In the embodiment of the disclosure, when a second resource allocationmanner is adopted in the UL grant, it is necessary to divide multipleRAEs into NG RAGs, wherein NG=┌Y/P┐, and when Y mod P>0, there exist└Y/P┘ RAGs, wherein each RAG includes P RAEs, and in addition, thereexist NG−└Y/P┘ RAGs, wherein each RAG includes Y−P*└Y/P┘ RAEs. It isnecessary to divide the NG RAGs into P RAG clusters, wherein eachcluster starts with RAGp, wherein 0≦p<P, wherein first ┌log₂ (P)┐ bitsin NG bits indicate a RAG cluster in the P RAG clusters selected forresource mapping.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, a 1-bit offset indicator bit isconfigured to indicate the number of offset RAEs in a RAG cluster duringresource mapping.

The other N_(RB) ^(TYPE1)=|N_(RB) ^(DL)/P|−┌log₂ (P)┐−X bits areconfigured to represent RAEs for resource mapping in the selected RAGclusters. When the 1-bit offset indicator bit is predefined, a value ofX is 1, otherwise is 0, N_(RAE) ^(sw) is the size of the scheduling timelength, and Y represents the maximum number of the RAEs which may bescheduled.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, when a third resource allocationmanner (similar to an LTE resource allocation manner 2) or continuousresource allocation is adopted in the UL grant, it is necessary toindicate starting positions RAE_(start) of corresponding RAEs and thenumber L_(CRAEs) of continuously allocated RAEs by virtue of resourceindicator values, wherein, if (L_(CRAEs)−1)≦└Y/2┘,RIV=Y(L_(CRAEs)−1)+RAE_(start), otherwiseRIV=Y(Y−L_(CRAEs)+1)+(Y−1−RAE_(start)), wherein L_(CRAEs)≧1 and does notexceed Y−RAE_(start), N_(RAE) ^(sw) is the size of the scheduling timewindow, and Y represents the maximum number of the RAEs which may bescheduled in the time window N_(RAE) ^(sw).

In the embodiment of the disclosure, when a fourth resource allocationmanner (similar to an LTE UL resource allocation manner 1) or continuousresource allocation is adopted in the UL grant, resource allocationinformation indicates continuous RAGs of two clusters of the UE, whereineach cluster has multiple continuous RAGs, a size of each RAG is P,N_(RAE) ^(sw) is the size of the scheduling time window, and Yrepresents the maximum number of the RAEs which may be scheduled. Anindex value r is indicated by

$\left\lceil {\log_{2}\left( \left( \left\lceil \begin{matrix}{{Y/P} + 1} \\4\end{matrix} \right\rceil \right) \right)} \right\rceil$

wherein r is configured to indicate a RAG index s0 corresponding to astarting position and a RAG index s1 corresponding to an ending positionof cluster 0 and a RAG index s2 corresponding to a starting position anda RAG index s3 corresponding to an ending position of cluster 1. r isdefined by equation

${r = {\sum\limits_{i = 0}^{M - 1}{\langle\begin{matrix}{N - s_{i}} \\{M - i}\end{matrix}\rangle}}},$

wherein M=4 and N=┌Y/P┐+1, wherein {s_(i)}_(i=0) ^(M-1) (1≦s_(i)≦M,s_(i)<s_(i+1)) is a RAG index in M RAG indexes which have been sequencedfrom small to large (wherein the RAGs are sequenced according to a timerelationship), and

${\langle\begin{matrix}x \\y\end{matrix}\rangle} = \left\{ {\begin{matrix}\begin{pmatrix}x \\y\end{pmatrix} & {x \geq y} \\0 & {x < y}\end{matrix}.} \right.$

Wherein, the evolved Node B may configure a value of P to UE1 throughhigh-layer signaling, or, the evolved Node B and the UE make aconsistent definition about the value of P in a predetermination manner,or, the value of P is predefined to form a one-to-one correspondingrelationship with a bandwidth of the CC, for example, as shown in Table1, wherein Sn(n=1)>0, and In the embodiment of the disclosure, when thecorresponding relationship is formed with the bandwidth of the 4G LTEcarrier, N1=10, N2=26, N3=63, N4=110, S1=1, S2=2, S3=3 and S4=4.

(A) value(s) of N_(RAE) ^(sw) and Y may be determined in manners asfollows:

1: the evolved Node B configures the value(s) to the UE throughhigh-layer signaling;

2: the evolved Node B and the UE predefine the value(s) of N_(RAE) ^(sw)and/or Y; and

3: different system bandwidths are predefined to corresponding toindependent values of N_(RAE) ^(sw) and/or Y. In the embodiment of thedisclosure, the system bandwidth may be a bandwidth of a schedulingcarrier (a bandwidth of a carrier where the DL control signaling islocated).

For the abovementioned embodiments, frequency-domain resources may beconsidered to be sent in the whole bandwidth, or, positions and/oroccupied bandwidth sizes of the frequency-domain resources may beconfigured through high-layer signaling and/or in a predefined manner,or, the positions and/or occupied bandwidth sizes of thefrequency-domain resources may be indicated by a state of bits leftafter allocation to time-domain resources in DCI.

In the abovementioned embodiments, for multiple scheduled RAEs, the sameACK/NACK or PHICH may In the embodiment of the disclosure be adopted toindicate whether data transmitted in the multiple scheduled RAEs iscorrectly received or not.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, the multiple scheduled RAEs maybear different parts of a transport block.

Embodiment 5

It is supposed that at least two CCs are linked with UE1, the two CCsmay be positioned in the same node TP0 or positioned in two differentnodes TP1 and TP2, and TP1 and TP2 are linked through an ideal backhaul(the backhaul has a short time delay), wherein an LTE R12 CC is set tobe CC0, and a high-frequency CC is set to be CC1. When an evolved Node Bis intended to send DL data to UE1 on CC1 and expects correct receptionof UE1, the evolved Node B sends corresponding DL control indicationsignaling (DCI) on CC0 to indicate a time-domain resource position ofthe DL data corresponding to UE1 on CC1, as shown in FIG. 5, wherein itis supposed that CC0 is a 4G LTE carrier and CC1 is a high-frequencycarrier. DR refers to that UE1 receives the DL data on CC1, HARQ refersto that UE1 feeds back HARQ information for the DL data on a UL carriercorresponding to CC0, RR refers to that UE1 receives retransmitted DLdata on the high-frequency carrier, and NR refers to that UE1 receivesnewly transmitted DL data on the high-frequency carrier.

The evolved Node B indicates (a) time-domain position(s) and/orfrequency-domain position(s) of one or more RAEs in a time windowN_(RAE) ^(sw) in a manner of introducing a bitmap in the DCI, whereineach bit in the bitmap represents whether the RAE at the correspondingtime-domain position and/or frequency-domain position may be configuredto map data or not. In a case that the bitmap only represents thetime-domain positions of the RAEs, each RAE represents a whole-bandwidthresource; and in a case that the bitmap represents the time-domainpositions and frequency-domain positions of the RAEs, each bit in thebitmap represents an RAE, wherein each RAE has a predeterminedtime-domain position and frequency-domain position, and the RAEs aresequenced according to a predetermined time-domain and frequency-domainrule.

The UE obtains the time-domain position(s) and/or frequency-domainposition(s) of the one or more RAEs in the time window N_(RAE) ^(sw) ina manner of detecting the bitmap introduced into the DCI, wherein eachbit in the bitmap represents whether the RAE at the correspondingtime-domain position and/or frequency-domain position may be configuredto map data or not. In a case that the bitmap only represents thetime-domain positions of the RAEs, each RAE represents a whole-bandwidthresource; and in a case that the bitmap represents the time-domainpositions and frequency-domain positions of the RAEs, each bit in thebitmap represents an RAE, wherein each RAE has the predeterminedtime-domain position and frequency-domain position, and the RAEs aresequenced according to the predetermined time-domain andfrequency-domain rule. For example, the RAEs are In the embodiment ofthe disclosure sequenced according to the time domain, and then aresequenced according to the frequency domain.

Embodiment 6

It is supposed that at least two CCs are linked with UE1, the two CCsmay be positioned in the same node TP0 or positioned in two differentnodes TP1 and TP2, and TP1 and TP2 are linked through an ideal backhaul(the backhaul has a short time delay), wherein an LTE R12 CC is set tobe CC0, and a high-frequency CC is set to be CC1. When an evolved Node Bis intended to send DL data to UE1 on CC1 and expects correct receptionof UE1, the evolved Node B sends corresponding DL control indicationsignaling (DCI) on CC0 to indicate a time-domain resource position ofthe DL data corresponding to UE1 on CC1, as shown in FIG. 5, wherein itis supposed that CC0 is a 4G LTE carrier and CC1 is a high-frequencycarrier. DR refers to that UE1 receives the DL data on CC1, HARQ refersto that UE1 feeds back HARQ information for the DL data on a UL carriercorresponding to CC0, RR refers to that UE1 receives retransmitted DLdata on the high-frequency carrier, and NR refers to that UE1 receivesnewly transmitted DL data on the high-frequency carrier.

The evolved Node B indicates (a) time-domain position(s) and/orfrequency-domain position(s) of one or more RAEs in a time windowN_(RAE) ^(sw) by virtue of LTE DL resource allocation bits in the DCI.In the embodiment of the disclosure, the LTE DL resource allocation bitsat least include: resource allocation bits in a DL resource allocationmanner of Type 0, Type 1 or Type 2.

The UE obtains the time-domain position(s) and/or frequency-domainposition(s) of the one or more RAEs in the time window N_(RAE) ^(sw) bydetecting the LTE DL resource allocation bits in the DCI. In theembodiment of the disclosure, the LTE DL resource allocation bits atleast include: the resource allocation bits in the DL resourceallocation manner Type 0/1/2.

Embodiment 7

It is supposed that at least two CCs are linked with UE1, the two CCsmay be positioned in the same node TP0 or positioned in two differentnodes TP1 and TP2, and TP1 and TP2 are linked through an ideal backhaul(the backhaul has a short time delay), wherein an LTE R12 CC is set tobe CC0, and a high-frequency CC is set to be CC1. When an evolved Node Bis intended to send DL data to UE1 on CC1 and expects correct receptionof UE1, the evolved Node B sends corresponding DL control indicationsignaling (DCI) on CC0 to indicate a time-domain resource position ofthe DL data corresponding to UE1 on CC1, as shown in FIG. 5, wherein itis supposed that CC0 is a 4G LTE carrier and CC1 is a high-frequencycarrier. DR refers to that UE1 receives the DL data on CC1, HARQ refersto that UE1 feeds back HARQ information for the DL data on a UL carriercorresponding to CC0, RR refers to that UE1 receives retransmitted DLdata on the high-frequency carrier, and NR refers to that UE1 receivesnewly transmitted DL data on the high-frequency carrier.

The evolved Node B indicates (a) time-domain position(s) and/orfrequency-domain position(s) of one or more RAEs in a time windowN_(RAE) ^(sw) by virtue of LTE DL resource allocation bits in the DCI.In the embodiment of the disclosure, the LTE DL resource allocation bitsat least include: resource allocation bits in a DL resource allocationmanner of Type 0, Type 1 or Type 2.

The evolved Node B indicates the time-domain position(s) and/orfrequency-domain position(s) of the one or more RAEs in the time windowN_(RAE) ^(sw) by virtue of LTE UL resource allocation bits in the DCI.In the embodiment of the disclosure, the LTE UL resource allocation bitsat least include: resource allocation bits in a UL resource allocationmanner Type 1/2.

The UE obtains the time-domain position(s) and/or frequency-domainposition(s) of the one or more RAEs in the time window N_(RAE) ^(sw) bydetecting the LTE UL resource allocation bits in the DCI. In theembodiment of the disclosure, the LTE UL resource allocation bits atleast include: the resource allocation bits in the UL resourceallocation manner Type 1/2.

Embodiment 8

An evolved Node B receives UL control information on a UL controlchannel on a UL carrier corresponding to a DL carrier. A resourceposition of the UL control channel is determined by at least one of aresource position of a corresponding control channel for scheduling theDL transmission data resource, a semi-statically configured resourceoffset position of the UL control channel, a dynamic resource offsetposition of the UL control channel indicated in the control channel forscheduling the DL transmission data resource and an offset valuecorresponding to an antenna port index for sending DL transmission data,and an initial time-domain position and/or initial frequency-domainposition of a DL transmission data RAE. In the embodiment of thedisclosure, the DL carrier may be a high-frequency carrier, and the ULcarrier may be an LTE carrier. Or, the DL carrier may be ahigh-frequency carrier, and the UL carrier may be a high-frequencycarrier. Or, the DL carrier may be an LTE carrier, and the UL carriermay be an LTE carrier.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, one or more allocated RAEs in atime window N_(RAE) ^(sw) correspond to a UL control channel.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, one or more allocated RAGs in thetime window N_(RAE) ^(sw) correspond to one or more UL control channels,wherein each RAG includes at least one RAG. In the embodiment of thedisclosure, the number of the RAEs in each RAG is 1.

When the UL control channel includes ACK/NACK information, the ACK/NACKinformation is fed back after corresponding DL data is received and thetime window formed by Y RAEs ends, and set time from DL data sending toACK/NACK reception of the evolved Node B is 8 ms. The evolved Node Bmakes a predefinition that UE feeds back the ACK/NACK information afterthe time window formed by the Y RAEs ends, and set time from ending ofthe time window to ACK/NACK reception of the evolved Node B is 4 ms, asshown in FIG. 9.

The UE sends the UL control channel on the UL carrier corresponding tothe DL carrier. The resource position of the UL control channel isdetermined by at least one of the resource position of the correspondingcontrol channel for scheduling the DL transmission data resource, thesemi-statically configured resource offset position of the UL controlchannel, the dynamic resource offset position of the UL control channelindicated in the control channel for scheduling the DL transmission dataresource and the offset value corresponding to the antenna port indexfor sending the DL transmission data, and the initial time-domainposition and/or initial frequency-domain position of the DL transmissiondata RAE. In the embodiment of the disclosure, the DL carrier may be ahigh-frequency carrier, and the UL carrier may be an LTE carrier. Or,the DL carrier may be a high-frequency carrier, and the UL carrier maybe an LTE carrier. Or, the DL carrier may be a high-frequency carrier,and the UL carrier may be a high-frequency carrier. Or, the DL carriermay be an LTE carrier, and the UL carrier may be an LTE carrier.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, the one or more allocated RAEs inthe time window N_(RAE) ^(sw) correspond to a UL control channel.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, the one or more allocated RAGs inthe time window N_(RAE) ^(sw) correspond to one or more UL controlchannels, wherein each RAG includes at least one RAG In the embodimentof the disclosure, the number of the RAEs in each RAG is 1.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, when the UL control channelincludes the ACK/NACK information, the ACK/NACK information is fed backafter the corresponding DL data is received and the time window N_(RAE)^(sw) ends, and the UE predefines that set time from DL data sending toACK/NACK reception of the evolved Node B is 8 ms. The UE feeds back theACK/NACK information after the time window N_(RAE) ^(sw) ends, and theset time from ending of the time window to ACK/NACK reception of theevolved Node B is 4 ms, as shown in FIG. 9.

Embodiment 9

An evolved Node B receives a UL control channel on an LTE carrier. Aresource position of the UL control channel is determined by at leastone of a resource position of a corresponding control channel forscheduling a DL transmission data resource, a semi-statically configuredresource offset position of the UL control channel, a dynamic resourceoffset position of the UL control channel indicated in the controlchannel for scheduling the DL transmission data resource, an offsetvalue corresponding to an antenna port index for sending DL transmissiondata, and an initial time-domain position and/or initialfrequency-domain position of a DL transmission data RAE.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, one or more allocated RAEs in atime window N_(RAE) ^(sw) correspond to a UL control channel.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, one or more allocated RAGs in thetime window N_(RAE) ^(sw) correspond to one or more UL control channels,wherein each RAG includes at least one RAG. In the embodiment of thedisclosure, the number of the RAEs in each RAG is 1.

When the UL control channel includes ACK/NACK information, the ACK/NACKinformation is fed back after corresponding DL data is received and thetime window N_(RAE) ^(sw) ends, and set time from DL data sending toACK/NACK reception of the evolved Node B is 8 ms. The evolved Node Bmakes a predefinition that UE feeds back the ACK/NACK information afterthe time window N_(RAE) ^(sw) ends, and set time from ending of the timewindow to ACK/NACK reception of the evolved Node B is 4 ms, as shown inFIG. 11.

The UE sends the UL control channel on the LTE carrier. The resourceposition of the UL control channel is determined by at least one of theresource position of the corresponding control channel for schedulingthe DL transmission data resource, the semi-statically configuredresource offset position of the UL control channel, the dynamic resourceoffset position of the UL control channel indicated in the controlchannel for scheduling the DL transmission data resource, the offsetvalue corresponding to the antenna port index for sending the DLtransmission data, and the initial time-domain position and/or initialfrequency-domain position of the DL transmission data RAE.

When the UL control channel includes the ACK/NACK information, theACK/NACK information is fed back after the corresponding DL data isreceived and the time window N_(RAE) ^(sw) ends, and the UE predefinesthat set time from DL data sending to ACK/NACK reception of the evolvedNode B is 8 ms. The UE feeds back the ACK/NACK information after thetime window N_(RAE) ^(sw) ends, and the set time from ending of the timewindow to ACK/NACK reception of the evolved Node B is 4 ms, as shown inFIG. 11.

Embodiment 10

An evolved Node B indicates UE that whether the evolved Node B correctlyreceives UL data sent by the corresponding UE or not on a PHICH of a DLcarrier. (A) time-domain and/or frequency-domain resource(s) of thePHICH are/is determined by at least one of a resource position of acorresponding control channel for scheduling a UL service, bits in thecontrol channel for scheduling the UL service, a demodulation referencesignal sequence index adopted for the UL service, a demodulationreference signal cyclic shift index adopted for the UL service, ademodulation reference signal orthogonal mask index adopted for the ULservice and an initial time-domain position and/or initialfrequency-domain position of a DL transmission data RAE.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, one or more allocated RAEs in atime window N_(RAE) ^(sw) correspond to a PHICH.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, one or more allocated RAGs in thetime window N_(RAE) ^(sw) correspond to one or more PHICHs, wherein eachRAG includes at least one RAG In the embodiment of the disclosure, thenumber of the RAEs in each RAG is 1.

When the DL carrier includes a PHICH: after receiving corresponding ULdata, the PHICH is sent after the time window N_(RAE) ^(sw) ends, andset time from UL data scheduling to PHICH sending of the evolved Node Bis 8 ms. The evolved Node B makes a predefinition that the UE receivesthe PHICH after the time window N_(RAE) ^(sw) for sending the UL serviceends, and set time from ending of the time window to reception of thePHICH is 4 ms, as shown in FIG. 10 and FIG. 12.

The UE learns about whether the evolved Node B correctly receives ULdata information sent by the corresponding UE or not on the PHICH of theDL carrier. The time-domain and/or frequency-domain resource(s) of thePHICH are/is determined by at least one of the resource position of thecorresponding control channel for scheduling the UL service, the bits inthe control channel for scheduling the UL service, the demodulationreference signal sequence index adopted for the UL service, thedemodulation reference signal cyclic shift index adopted for the ULservice, the demodulation reference signal orthogonal mask index adoptedfor the UL service and the initial time-domain position and/or initialfrequency-domain position of the DL transmission data RAE.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, the one or more allocated RAEs inthe time window N_(RAE) ^(sw) correspond to a PHICH.

In the embodiment of the disclosure, the one or more allocated RAGs inthe time window N_(RAE) ^(sw) correspond to one or more PHICHs, whereineach RAG includes at least one RAG. In the embodiment of the disclosure,the number of the RAEs in each RAG is 1.

When the DL carrier includes the PHICH: the UE predefines that the PHICHis sent after the evolved Node B finishes receiving the corresponding ULdata and the time window N_(RAE) ^(sw) ends, and the set time from ULdata scheduling to PHICH sending of the evolved Node B is 8 ms. Theterminal receives the PHICH after the time window N_(RAE) ^(sw) forsending the UL service ends, and set time from ending of the time windowto reception of the PHICH is 4 ms, as shown in FIG. 10 and FIG. 12.

The solutions of each of the abovementioned embodiments may be combinedto form some combined solutions in certain manners, and all of thecombined solutions of each solution in the embodiments may be adopted asoptional solutions or preferred solutions of the embodiments.

In another embodiment software is further provided, which is configuredto execute the technical solutions described in the abovementionedembodiments and preferred implementation modes.

In another embodiment, a storage medium is further provided, in whichthe software is stored, the storage medium including, but not limitedto: an optical disk, a floppy disk, a hard disk, an erasable memory andthe like.

Obviously, those skilled in the art should know that each component orstep of the disclosure may be implemented by a universal computingdevice, and the components or steps may be concentrated on a singlecomputing device or distributed on a network formed by a plurality ofcomputing devices, and may optionally be implemented by programmablecodes executable for the computing devices, so that the components orsteps may be stored in a storage device for execution with the computingdevices, the shown or described steps may be executed in sequencesdifferent from those described here in some circumstances, or may formeach integrated circuit component respectively, or multiple componentsor steps therein may form a single integrated circuit component forimplementation. As a consequence, the disclosure is not limited to anyspecific hardware and software combination.

The above is only the preferred embodiment of the disclosure and notintended to limit the embodiment of the disclosure, and for thoseskilled in the art, the disclosure may have various modifications andvariations. Any modifications, equivalent replacements, improvements andthe like within the spirit and principle of the disclosure shall fallwithin the scope of protection of the disclosure.

INDUSTRIAL APPLICABILITY

Based on the technical solutions provided by the embodiment of thedisclosure, the technical means that the evolved Node B indicates theresource allocation information of the DL data and/or the UL data byvirtue of the DL control signaling is adopted, so that the problems ofincapability in utilizing an LTE control channel to schedule multipletransmission symbols on a high-frequency carrier for DL service and ULservice transmission, high control signaling overhead in LTE carrier andhigh-frequency carrier independent networks and the like in the relatedtechnology are solved, cross-carrier scheduling of the LTE carrier overthe high-frequency carrier is implemented, and moreover, in the LTEcarrier and high-frequency carrier independent networks, the controlsignaling overhead may be reduced.

1. A method for dynamically allocating resource, comprising: acquiring,by an evolved Node B, resource allocation information of DownLink (DL)data and/or UpLink (UL) data indicated by DL control signaling, whereinthe resource allocation information comprises positions and number ofResource Allocation Elements (RAEs), each RAE comprises N transmissionsymbols in a time domain, and occupies the whole bandwidth in afrequency domain, or each RAE occupies a Bandwidth Part (BP) in X BPs inthe frequency domain, the X BPs forms the frequency domain, N is aninteger more than 0 and X is an integer more than 1; and sending, by theevolved Node B, the resource allocation information to User Equipment(UE).
 2. (canceled)
 3. The method as claimed in claim 1, wherein atime-domain duration of the N transmission symbols is S times of 0.1 msor 1 ms, wherein S is an integer more than
 0. 4. (canceled)
 5. Themethod as claimed in claim 1, wherein in a Long-Term Evolution (LTE) andhigh-frequency hybrid carrier network, The UE is scheduled, by an LTEcarrier in a cross-carrier manner, to receive DL data or send UL data onone or more RAEs among Y RAEs on a high-frequency carrier, wherein Y isan integer more than 1; or in a high-frequency carrier independentnetwork, The UE is scheduled, by a high-frequency carrier in onetime-domain element, to receive DL data or send UL data on multiple RAEsin multiple time-domain elements, wherein the time-domain element isformed by a duration of an integral number of transmission symbols; orin an LTE carrier independent network, an LTE carrier schedules RAEs ofmultiple successive time-domain elements in a time-domain element,wherein the time-domain element is formed by a duration of an integralnumber of transmission symbols.
 6. (canceled)
 7. The method as claimedin claim 5, wherein the Y RAEs form a scheduling time window N_(RAE)^(sw) in the time domain, wherein (a) value(s) of N_(RAE) ^(sw) and/or Yare/is determined in at least one of manners as follows: the evolvedNode B configures the value(s) to the UE through high-layer signaling;the evolved Node B and the UE predefine the value(s) of N_(RAE) ^(sw)and/or Y; and different system bandwidths are predefined to correspondto different values of N_(RAE) ^(sw) and/or Y.
 8. The method as claimedin claim 7, wherein the system bandwidth comprises: a bandwidth of acarrier where the DL control signaling is located; wherein, in the LTEand high-frequency hybrid carrier network, the UE is scheduled, by theLTE carrier via a Physical Downlink Control Channel (PDCCH) and anEvolved Physical Downlink Control Channel (EPDCCH) to receive the DLdata or send the UL data in multiple RAEs of the high-frequency carrier9.-26. (canceled)
 27. The method as claimed in claim 7, wherein, whenthe UL control channel comprises Acknowledgement/Non-Acknowledgement(ACK/NACK) information: the ACK/NACK information is fed back aftercorresponding DL data is received and the time window N_(RAE) ^(sw)ends, and an interval from start of DL data sending to ACK/NACKreception of the evolved Node B is set to R1ms, R1 is an integer morethan 0; and/or, the evolved Node B makes a predefinition that the UEfeeds back the ACK/NACK information after the time window N_(RAE) ^(sw)ends, and an interval from start of DL data sending to ACK/NACKinformation reception of the evolved Node B is set to R2ms, R2 is aninteger more than
 0. 28. (canceled)
 29. The method as claimed in claim7, wherein the evolved Node B indicates whether the evolved Node B hascorrectly received the UL data sent by the corresponding UE on aPhysical Hybrid Automatic Repeat Request (ARQ) Indicator Channel (PHICH)of the DL carrier. 30-32. (canceled)
 33. The method as claimed in claim7, wherein, in a case that the DL carrier comprises a PHICH: afterreceiving corresponding UL data, the PHICH is sent after the time windowN_(RAE) ^(sw) ends, and an interval from start of UL data scheduling toPHICH sending of the evolved Node B is Mms, wherein M is an integer morethan 0; and/or, the evolved Node B makes a predefinition that the UEreceives the PHICH after the time window of the Y RAEs for sending theUL service ends, and an interval from start of ending of the time windowto reception of the PHICH is set to Nms, wherein N is an integer morethan
 0. 34. (canceled)
 35. A method for processing dynamic resourceallocation, comprising: receiving, by User Equipment (UE), DownLink (DL)control signaling; and acquiring, by the UE, resource allocationinformation from the DL control signaling, wherein resource allocationinformation is used for indicating DL data and/or UpLink (UL) data, theresource allocation information comprises positions and number ofResource Allocation Elements (RAEs), each RAE comprises N transmissionsymbols in a time domain, and occupies the whole bandwidth in afrequency domain, or each RAE occupies a Bandwidth Part (BP) in X BPs inthe frequency domain, the X BPs forming the frequency domain, N is aninteger more than 0 and X is an integer more than
 1. 36-38. (canceled)39. The method as claimed in claim 35, wherein in a Long-Term Evolution(LTE) and high-frequency hybrid carrier network, The UE is scheduled, byan LTE carrier in a cross-carrier manner, to receive DL data or send ULdata on one or more RAEs among Y RAEs on a high-frequency carrier,wherein Y is an integer more than 1; or in a high-frequency carrierindependent network, The UE is scheduled, by a high-frequency carrier inone time-domain element, to receive DL data or send UL data on multipleRAEs in multiple time-domain elements, wherein the time-domain elementis formed by a duration of an integral number of transmission symbols;or in an LTE carrier independent network, an LTE carrier schedules RAEsof multiple successive time-domain elements in a time-domain element,wherein the time-domain element is formed by a duration of an integralnumber of transmission symbols. 40-42. (canceled)
 43. The method asclaimed in claim 39, wherein, in the LTE and high-frequency hybridcarrier network, the UE is scheduled, by the LTE carrier via a PhysicalDownlink Control Channel (PDCCH) and an Evolved Physical DownlinkControl Channel (EPDCCH) the DL data or send the UL data through aPhysical Downlink Control Channel (PDCCH) and an Evolved PhysicalDownlink Control Channel (EPDCCH).
 44. The method as claimed in claim43, wherein position(s) and number of the one or more RAEs are indicatedby bits in Downlink Control Information (DCI). 45-53. (canceled)
 54. Themethod as claimed in claim 39, wherein the UE sends UL controlinformation to the evolved Node B on a UL carrier corresponding to a DLcarrier; wherein a resource position of the UL control information isdetermined by an initial time-domain position and/or initialfrequency-domain position of a DL transmission data RAE and at least oneof: a resource position of a control channel for scheduling a DLtransmission data resource, a semi-statically configured resource offsetposition of a UL control channel, a dynamic resource offset position ofthe UL control channel indicated in the control channel for schedulingthe DL transmission data resource, and an offset value corresponding toan antenna port index for sending DL transmission data.
 55. (canceled)56. The method as claimed in claim 55, wherein the DL carrier is ahigh-frequency carrier, and the UL carrier is an LTE carrier; or, the DLcarrier is a high-frequency carrier, a UL control channel carrier is anLTE carrier, and a UL service channel carrier is a high-frequencycarrier; or, the DL carrier is a high-frequency carrier, and the ULcarrier is a high-frequency carrier; or, the DL carrier is an LTEcarrier, and the UL carrier is an LTE carrier. 57-58. (canceled)
 59. Themethod as claimed in claim 43, wherein the evolved Node B receivesinformation transmitted on the UL control channel on the LTE carrier;wherein a resource position of the UL control channel is determined byat least one of: the resource position of the control channel forscheduling the DL transmission data resource, the semi-staticallyconfigured resource offset position of the UL control channel, thedynamic resource offset position of the UL control channel indicated inthe control channel for scheduling the DL transmission data resource,the offset value corresponding to the antenna port index for sending theDL transmission data, an initial time-domain position of a DLtransmission data RAE, and an initial frequency-domain position of theDL transmission data RAE.
 60. (canceled)
 61. The method as claimed inclaim 43, wherein, when the UL control channel comprises ACK/NACKinformation: the ACK/NACK information is fed back after corresponding DLdata is received and the time window N_(RAE) ^(sw) ends, and an intervalfrom start of DL data sending to ACK/NACK reception of the evolved NodeB is set to R1ms, R1 being an integer more than 0; and/or, the evolvedNode B makes a predefinition that the UE feeds back the ACK/NACKinformation after the time window N_(RAE) ^(sw) ends, and an intervalfrom start of DL data sending to ACK/NACK information reception of theevolved Node B is R2ms, R2 being an integer more than
 0. 62-68.(canceled)
 69. A device for dynamically allocating resource, applied toan evolved Node B, comprising: an acquisition component, configured toacquire resource allocation information of DownLink (DL) data and/orUpLink (UL) data indicated by DL control signaling, wherein the resourceallocation information comprises positions and number of ResourceAllocation Elements (RAEs), each RAE comprises N transmission symbols ina time domain, and occupies the whole bandwidth in a frequency domain,or each RAE occupies a Bandwidth Part (BP) in X BPs in the frequencydomain, the X BPs forming the frequency domain, N being an integer morethan 0 and X being an integer more than 1; and a sending component,configured to send the resource allocation information to UE. 70-72.(canceled)
 73. The device as claimed in claim 69, wherein in a Long-TermEvolution (LTE) and high-frequency hybrid carrier network, The UE isscheduled, by an LTE carrier in a cross-carrier manner, to receive DLdata or send UL data on one or more RAEs among Y RAEs on ahigh-frequency carrier, wherein Y is an integer more than 1; or in ahigh-frequency carrier independent network, The UE is scheduled, by ahigh-frequency carrier in one time-domain element, to receive DL data orsend UL data on multiple RAEs in multiple time-domain elements, whereinthe time-domain element is formed by a duration of an integral number oftransmission symbols; or in an LTE carrier independent network, an LTEcarrier schedules RAEs of multiple successive time-domain elements in atime-domain element, wherein the time-domain element is formed by aduration of an integral number of transmission symbols. 74-76.(canceled)
 77. A device for processing dynamic resource allocation,applied to User Equipment (UE), comprising: a receiving component,configured to receive DownLink (DL) control signaling; and anacquisition component, configured to acquire resource allocationinformation configured to indicate DL data and/or UpLink (UP) data fromthe DL control signaling, wherein the resource allocation informationcomprises positions and number of Resource Allocation Elements (RAEs),each RAE comprises N transmission symbols in a time domain, and occupiesthe whole bandwidth in a frequency domain, or each RAE occupies aBandwidth Part (BP) in X BPs in the frequency domain, the X BPs formingthe frequency domain, N being an integer more than 0 and X being aninteger more than
 1. 78. The device as claimed in claim 77, wherein (a)value(s) of N and/or X are/is determined in at least one of manners asfollows: the value(s) of N and/or X are/is predefined; the value(s) of Nand/or X are/is determined according to a system bandwidth; and thevalue(s) of N and/or X are/is configured through high-layer signaling.79-86. (canceled)